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Spaceship Go - A journey into the Standard Library

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Spaceship Go

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Notes from the author

This is a set of notes I gathered on my way to understanding how things worked in Go. The Standard Library is one of the best places to find answers. Especially for Go, since it comes with batteries included. And its source code is wonderfully documented.

There is official documentation, which I made extensive usage of. And some blog posts from the Go team that helped me build my understanding. But no matter how good these resources are, it can be difficult for a non-expert developer to try to find some answers there. And this is what this book is about: it serves as a bridge between these learners, and some amazing resources that perhaps look a bit intimidating.

I expect that there will be errors and things that could be better explained. For that is that I have made this repository public. I intend to use it as an exchange of ideas and suggestions. PRs and issues are more than welcome. And they will be included in the book as soon as they're merged to master.

Writing is challenging. But I found it enormously helpful, as an exercise towards building a deeper understanding of how things work. If one can explain something, it means that one understands it. And this is the purpose of these notes. I hope I've learned, and I also hope you too!

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