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Daniil Prudnichenkov2019-03-13 15:03:40
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Daniil Prudnichenkov, 2019-03-13 15:03:40

Basic concepts in golang to learn?

As far as I understand, golang has some almost unique/well-implemented concepts that are worth learning, namely,
asynchronous programming/code generation/microservices/standard tools in golang(vet,pprof, etc.)
so the question is, is that it ? Or is there something worth paying attention to?
ps I do not take into account such things as working with http / working with the database, etc. because it is in almost every language

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Sergey Gornostaev, 2019-03-13
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If you are interested in the minimum you need to know, then just take a textbook and study it. But there is no maximum, you can endlessly increase perfection, up to immersion in the source code of the compiler and garbage collector.

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abmanimenja, 2019-03-13
@abmanimenja

How clever you fit....
Just go to https://tour.golang.org to get started

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uvelichitel, 2019-03-14
@uvelichitel

Those who wrote in C ++, Java should pay attention to
those who wrote in C look at slice (routine memory management for dynamic arrays)

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Nikolay Progressov, 2019-04-27
@me-zundig

I recommend you dive into the magic of slices, channels and lexograms. The latter usually causes great confusion when the same lexical variable i (for example) is used independently in the same text. Good luck :)

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