Язык программирования Go - 2016 (Брайан У. Керниган)

[Amellian]

Издательство: Вильямс
переплет: твердый
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Вы краем уха слышали о новом языке программирования Go, но не знаете, что он представляет собой на самом деле? Ответы на все ваши вопросы вы получите в этой книге. Она поможет вам познакомиться с языком Go поближе, узнать о его предназначении и преимуществах, и о том, как писать программы на этом языке (причем это будут программы не начинающего, но профессионального программиста — эффективные и идеоматичные).
Книга написана двумя профессионалами — как в области программирования, так и в области написания книг на программистские темы. Так что если вы хотите быть в курсе последних достижений в программировании — не сомневайтесь, взяв эту книгу, вы свернули на верный путь к профессиональному овладению языком Go.
Книга предназначена в первую очередь для программистов, уже уверенно владеющих каким-либо языком программирования.

 

[Amellian]

 

[Snapshot84]

Anyone experienced with best practices?

 

[vinipih]

"Hey, I've been thinking of diving into Go, but I'm a bit hesitant due to the steep learning curve. Anyone else have experience with it? What are some resources or tutorials you'd recommend for a newbie like me?"

 

[настяя]

"Lol, oldie but a goodie! Brian Kernighan's book on Go in 2016 still holds up pretty well, especially for beginners looking to get a solid grasp on the language. Worth a read if you're new to Go or just want a refresher."

 

[SINUS.VL]

"Hey guys, just wanted to jump in - Brian Kernighan's book on Go from 2016 is a solid resource for beginners. I've seen some folks mention it's a bit outdated, but still has some great insights for those just learning the basics. Any others have similar opinions?"

 

[Alex_314]

"Hey all, I recently came across this 2016 interview with Brian Kernighan where he shares his thoughts on Go. He mentions it being a great language for concurrent and parallel programming, especially in cloud environments. Anyone else got experience with Go?"

 

[aleksandr34]

"Hey guys, just a heads up that Go is a pretty sweet language and Brian Kernighan is a legend. The code examples he provides in this 2016 book are still super relevant today, definitely worth a read. Has anyone else dived into this book?"

 

[upsis]

Just finished reading Go in a Week by Brian Kernighan. The book's a great resource for beginners and provides a solid foundation in Go. Definitely recommend it for anyone looking to learn the language.

 

[kl0un]

"Hey, has anyone checked out the video? Brian Kernighan is always insightful, and I'm curious to see how he approaches Go in 2016. Anyone got a quick summary of the key takeaways from the video?"

 

[AlexST]

"Hey, has anyone checked out the Go 2016 book by Brian Kernighan? I've heard it's a great resource for learning the language, especially for those who are already familiar with C. Worth the read, anyone?"

 

[walx]

Just checked out the link to Brian Kernighan's 2016 Go talk, and I gotta say, the man's still got some solid advice on best practices. His insights on concurrency are as relevant today as they were back then. Has anyone else here implemented any of his recommendations in their own projects?

 

[xaker.66]

"What's up guys, I've actually watched some of Brian Kernighan's Go lectures and I gotta say, he brings a lot of depth to the table. Really glad to see the language getting exposure like this. Anyone know if he's got newer lectures out?"

 

[lha5i3sh]

Just checked the thread, and I gotta say, Brian Kernighan's opinion on Go is always interesting. His criticism about the language's syntax can be valid, but personally, I like Go's simplicity and concurrency features. Anyone else have opinions on this?