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It's source code. If we can't read it without privacy extensions, it doesn't work.
by rakoo 3y ago
It's source code. If we can't read it without privacy extensions, it doesn't work.
- dolmen 3y agoEven more: as reading on a machine that has the Go toolchain installed, this is source code that is already available on the local filesystem.
- d-z-m 3y ago> If we can't read it without privacy extensions, it doesn't work. What doesn't work?
- rakoo 3y agoReading source code.
- duskwuff 3y agoThe same source code is also part of the Go distribution ($GOROOT/src). The Google source browser isn't the only place it's available.
- arendtio 3y agoYes, you can find the documentation in other places and that is what I usually do, but it sucks because this is the official documentation of the programming language. Having those links to quickly take a look at the implementation is what made this documentation so good.
- rakoo 3y ago1. I'm not always on a computer that has the go distribution 2. In that case, why allow reading the code un the browser ?