Programming in Go
by Mark Summerfield · first published 2012
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Beyond the online tutorials and e-books, I've found the book Programming in Go (by Mark Summerfield) to be an excellent reference.
on “Go After 2 Years in Production” ↗Summerfield's "Programming in Go" is several years old but still the best I've come across. Below is a review regurgitated from Barnes and Noble if you're interested: ...The author spends his time away from the libraries, covering…
on “Stages of learning Go, with code examples” ↗Single-page, print-friendly version: http://www.drdobbs.com/article/print?articleId=240004971&... Also noteworthy: This article is adapted from the author's recent book, Programming in Go. http://www.amazon.com/dp/0321774639/?tag=drdos-20 (keeping DrDobbs' affiliate link)
on “Getting Going with Go” ↗I just read this book last week! It's an easy read, and it does a good job showing what Go is like. It piqued my interest, and yesterday I started reading 'Programming in Go: Creating Applications for the 21st Century' by Mark Summerfield. Does anybody know how it compares to 'The Go Programming Language Phrasebook' by David Chisnall?
on “An Introduction to Programming in Go” ↗Just a note, this is adapted from the author's book Programming in Go. http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Go-Creating-Applications-D... This article is second in a series. Discussion of the previous article on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4351992
on “Go Tutorial: Object Orientation and Go's Special Data Types” ↗I've been reading Chisnall's Phrasebook and Summerfield's Programming in Go books. Both are well done as far as descriptions of language features and standard lib go (covering 1.0), but are a little short on extended code examples. And the usual amazon pricing: new $26, used…
on “Learn X in Y minutes where X = Go” ↗