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Does this thread have any recommendations for Go books? I'm looking for a book that ideally :
I'm coming from a Java & Ruby background and am trying to learn Go, and some parts are just confusing the hell out of me (modules & local packages, whatever "vendor" and "vgo" are, some bits of syntax, etc.). Is there a good book that covers all of this, or is Go too new/changing too quickly for this? If it helps, the "Programming Ruby - The Pragmatic Programmers' Guide" is a good example of the sort of book I'm after.
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Iverron posted:The Go Programming Language - Alan Donovan (https://www.amazon.com/dp/0134190440) It says this was published in 2015. Is this still "current"? I've been getting the impression that Go is changing & developing as a language quite quickly, and I don't want to accidentally learn out-of-date syntax & conventions as that can lead to me internalising bad practices as "the way you do things in Go". Which would be bad!
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Dec 30, 2020 11:15
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Alright then. Thank you both for your help!
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