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#golang Portal

Go was announced by Google in 2009 and is currently, according to Stack Overflow’s 2020 Developer Survey, the 5th most loved programming language. By default, it produces native binaries with no external dependencies. An example of such a binary is the static site generator Hugo. For an overview of Go, see wikipedia.org/wiki/​Go_(programming_language).

 
 
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4 pages on Infinite Ink related to #golang

 

17 pages elsewhere related to #golang

 
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Links flagged with a star (⭐) are regularly updated and are listed on the #zeitgeist Portal. For example, some blogs, discussion groups, and news sites are starred.

 

Timelines on Twitter

The tweets in this section are from Twitter lists I created and might be related to #golang.

 

@nm’s go list

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To view this list on Twitter, go to twitter.com/nm/lists/go/members.

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@nm’s golang list

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