Practical Go - a book

Building Scalable Network and Non-Network Applications using Go. Book on Go programming by @echorand.

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I have published a new version of the source code accompanying the book: https://t.co/7flzfxHiCb

Errata page update: https://t.co/WNawiSJ3R6

I am extremely thankful to the folks who reported and participated in the issues and pull requests.

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We have a page with the currently reported/known errors: https://t.co/M2VrTQtKJb

If you find one, please let me know. I prefer emails, but twitter is ok too.

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I wrote a new blog post about how I the book's website content is served by a Go server: https://t.co/bmIcdmm02T

I hope you will find it an interesting read. #golang

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@deoren Hello @deoren looks like it's not unfortunately.

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Practical Go is now available from your favorite book sellers.

Check out: https://t.co/r04WjnM7Gv

You can find a detailed table of contents here: https://t.co/CY98Zi3ne3 along with a link to an excerpt of Chapter 1. Any further questions, let me know, i will be happy to answer!

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How are you finding the book?

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If you have picked up a copy, would you be so kind to leave a review please?

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I am done and off to the press!

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func main() {
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}