Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
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Re: Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
#2Most of the links point to 3rd-party blog posts that could be taken down any time.
I think a better GitHub project would be to cache the content of those articles — in accordance with their respective copyright terms, of course. I was personally disappointed that not many books have been referenced there, nor formal papers. Good list nonetheless, for people who have no idea what to read or where to start.
Re: Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
#3So, are those posts available via gopher://, or why is this called a gopher reading list?
Re: Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
#4So, are those posts available via gopher://, or why is this called a gopher reading list?
It's a pun. Go-pher.
Re: Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
#5So, are those posts available via gopher://, or why is this called a gopher reading list?
Go programmers are called gophers. Nothing to do with the gopher protocol.
Re: Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
#6So, are those posts available via gopher://, or why is this called a gopher reading list?
Go programmers are called gophers. Nothing to do with the gopher protocol.
So, not only did the go programming language overshadow the other go programming language, their gophers are also overshadowing the other gophers? This is a bit annoying.
Re: Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Go programmers are called gophers. Nothing to do with the gopher protocol.
So, not only did the go programming language overshadow the other go programming language, their gophers are also overshadowing the other gophers? This is a bit annoying.
Words can mean more than one thing. Are you new to the world?
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#8Re: Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
#9Most of the links point to 3rd-party blog posts that could be taken down any time. I think a better GitHub project would be to cache the content of those articles — in accordance with their respective copyright terms, of course. I was personally disappointed that not many books have been referenced there, nor formal papers. Good list nonetheless, for people who have no idea what to read or where to start.
As I understand it, at least in the US, there are copyright exceptions for archives.
Perhaps you can suggest to the author that they generate archives [0] for each post and provide a backup link.
Re: Gopher Reading List: A curated selection of blog posts on Go
#10May be somebody could recommend same list about Rust?