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    Cover of The Go programming language phrasebook

    The Go programming language phrasebook

    David Chisnall · 2012

    ProgrammingComputer Science
    Open LibraryAmazon
    Stats for nerds
    1recommend
    4mentions
    3people
    2012–2014years
    25% recommend75% neutral

    Mentions per year

    201220132014

    What Hacker News says

    1. genwinMar 2013
      > I feel[1] that a smart/talented C/C++/anything developer can go from someone who has never seen or heard of golang to a proficient and productive Go developer in a matter of a few weeks, maybe even _days_, if not less.

      Agreed! My career is mostly database development. Very high level. Yet I felt comfortable in Go in a few weeks. In a few months I was handling low-level stuff (to me, anyway) like tweaking Go's web server. Go's official online documentation is excellent, although I wish it had lots more examples. The next best learning resource I have on it is the book Programming in Go (also get the Go Programming Language Phrasebook).

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    2. cronopiosMay 2014
      I just read this book last week!

      It's an easy read, and it does a good job showing what Go is like. It piqued my interest, and yesterday I started reading 'Programming in Go: Creating Applications for the 21st Century' by Mark Summerfield. Does anybody know how it compares to 'The Go Programming Language Phrasebook' by David Chisnall?

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    3. genwinMar 2013
      I haven't done it myself. The idea is from the book The Go Programming Language Phrasebook. I've misplaced the book, but this link shows it's probably netchan: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/golang-n...
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    4. mseepgoodSep 2012
      > No books. Nothing.

      No books?

      Go in Action; Evan Shaw; Manning; http://www.manning.com/shaw/

      An Introduction to Programming in Go; Caleb Doxsey; http://www.golang-book.com

      Network Programming with Go; Jan Newmarch; Free e-book; http://jan.newmarch.name/golang/

      Programming in Go: Creating Applications for the 21st Century; Mark Summerfield; Addison-Wesley Professional; http://qtrac.eu/gobook.html

      The Way To Go: A Thorough Introduction To The Go Programming Language; Ivo Balbaert; iUniverse

      The Go Programming Language Phrasebook; David Chisnall; Addison-Wesley Professional

      The Go Programming Language (upcoming); Brian Ketelsen; The Pragmatic Bookshelf; http://pragprog.com/book/bkgo/the-go-programming-language

      Learning Go; Miek Gieben; Free e-book; http://www.miek.nl/projects/learninggo/index.html

      Systemprogrammierung in Google Go: Grundlagen, Skalierbarkeit, Performanz, Sicherheit; Frank Müller; Dpunkt Verlag; http://dpunkt.de/buecher/3449.html

      Programmierung in Google Go: Einstieg, Beispiele und professionelle Anwendung; Rainer Feike, Steffen Blass; Addison-Wesley

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