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Hello fellow Manning author! This book is fantastic. I remember reading through a lot of it a couple years back. Super helpful and it's one of those books you c
by JeremyMorgan 1y ago
Hello fellow Manning author! This book is fantastic. I remember reading through a lot of it a couple years back. Super helpful and it's one of those books you can pick up, grab a nugget or two of good info and come back later.
Now that I'm starting another big Go project I'm going to look at it again.
What I like most about this book is it feels like it's all "real world" stuff. You can tell the author has built a lot with Go and can save you time by telling you were the potholes are. Great stuff!
- Cthulhu_ 1y ago> You can tell the author has built a lot with Go That was the funny part from the intro of the article - the author had not, in fact, build a lot with Go at the time. But, it proves you don't actually need to in order to become knowledgeable about a subject and / or write a book.
- Suppafly 1y ago>the author had not, in fact, build a lot with Go at the time So many programming books are like that, and usually it shows.