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I'm learning Go. I'm posting resources, tutorials, libraries, and quips along the way. Feel free to add any resources you'd like to the collection (I might comb through these for quality) and post questions/thoughts/revelations...

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Configuration management in Go (using...

Added by nick beattie
Updated 18 hours ago

Common dilemma when defining the methods of a struct. In particular when deciding your method receivers, should you use pointer receivers or value receivers? func (t *Type) Method() {} //pointer receiver vs func (t Type) Method() {} //value receiver Method receivers can be assimilated to function arguments in their behavior, and everything applicable to passing a pointer or a value as a function argument still applies for method receivers.

Go Best Practices: Pointer or value...

Added by nick beattie
Updated 5 days ago

A module is a collection of Go packages stored in a file tree with a go.mod file at its root. The go.mod file defines the module's module path, which is also the import path used for the root directory, and its dependency requirements, which are the other modules needed for a successful build.

Using Go Modules - The Go Blog

Added by nick beattie
Updated 5 days ago

The official Go Builder for ZEIT Now. Serverless invokable functions from Go source code for ZEIT Now deployments.

Go Builder (@now/go) - ZEIT...

Added by Édouard Urcades
Updated 6 days ago

A Go program is a simple UTF-8 text file with .go file extension. A Go program file is a simple UTF-8 text file with .go file extension. Hence you can edit a Go program in simple text editors like notepad, sublime text and IDEs like VSCode or WebStorm.

How to write a simple Go Program

Added by nick beattie
Updated 12 days ago

A tutorial for building modules for the Cosmos SDK - cosmos/sdk-application-tutorial

cosmos/sdk-application-tutorial

Added by nick beattie
Updated 12 days ago

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