It is a work in progress, very helpful for those taking their first steps in Go Lang, or for those interested in comparing Go to other languages.
Go Language Patterns
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Go Language Patterns
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Re: Go Language Patterns
#2I liked the futures example. That will probably be useful to me.
I don't understand what the site means for "standards and practices for well-written, readable code". Isn't gofmt meant to be used, making manual practices obsolete?
Re: Go Language Patterns
#3I liked the futures example. That will probably be useful to me. I don't understand what the site means for " standards and practices for well-written, readable code ". Isn't gofmt meant to be used, making manual practices obsolete?
Typesetting is one aspect of readibility.