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I found you don't end up searching for go or golang that much...instead you search the package docs on golang.org or command-f through "effective go" or the la
by micro_cam 14y ago
I found you don't end up searching for go or golang that much...instead you search the package docs on golang.org or command-f through "effective go" or the language spec both of which are well written and readable.
- thomas11 14y agogodoc -http=:8888 is very cool, too. It gives you most of golang.org on localhost, for speed and when you're offline. What's more, it includes the documentation of your own code and all installed third-party packages under "Packages", as long as they are on GOPATH.