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Go 1.7 Brings s390x Support, Compiler Improvements
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I wish they released a version that can be automatically learned. Because it's almost a year since I've been wanting to look into Go and I still haven't found the time. My loss, I'm sure.
I wish they released a version that can be automatically learned. Because it's almost a year since I've been wanting to look into Go and I still haven't found the time. My loss, I'm sure.
Neah, that's not how you learn a language. That's how you start to learn it, but there's more. Much more.
The hardest thing for me was wrapping my head around the threading stuff. coming from a single threaded dev career it was rather liberating!
As for learning, look at some examples for a simple web server and then try and benchmark your processor? Making my machine hurt is always a nice motivator
I look forward to hearing about how your first project has gone (send me a link)
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