go101

Tech stack & purpose

Go 101 is an unofficial knowledge base for learning Go programming, consisting of a series of books covering Go fundamentals, custom generics, code optimizations, and programming details and tips. The project is built with Go 1.18 or later and can be installed via the Go toolchain, running as a local web server that generates HTML from markdown source files. The material is designed to help both beginner and experienced Go programmers gain a deep understanding of the language, and welcomes community contributions including corrections and translations.

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