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Favourite Golang Resources

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Golang Golang
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Hairizuan Noorazman
Software engineering experiments, implementation notes, and lessons learned.

This is a personal list of Golang Resources I like to keep track. This is a evergreen list so I will update it once in a while when new stuff pops up.

Libraries
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Tools
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  • dep
    • Current latest dependency tool that is kind of the official experiment for golang dependency management.
  • godoc
    • Part of golang tooling support. When you add documentation above function names - they will pop up within documentation which other developers can possibly consume.
  • Visual Studio Code Golang extension
    • It requires installation of a whole of Golang tool which includes Golang vet etc. Checks to ensure certain heuristics are kept to ensure readable code that is easy to extend.

Blogs
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Video Tutorials
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Lessons from Gophercon SG

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