Go Screencasts by codegangsta are Coming Soon(screencasts.codegangsta.io)
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I'm really excited to get these screencasts out the door. I'm also interested in episode suggestions from you guys who are either using Go or wanting to learn Go.
I would love to see an episode about effectively using or not using panic, understanding goroutine stack traces, etc. An episode about Go debugging in general i guess.
Or even I'll be glad to read simple examples about goroutines and channels in a "proper way". Sure, there are a lot of examples out there but everyone seems to have their own way to handle those.
Since we're in a world of polyglots, and many people are transitioning langs always, I find its helpful to have comparisons and benchmarks so people can find equivalencies.
* Going from Python to Golang, and how to setup a Flask like workflow.
* Create a REST API in Golang coming from a NodeJS and Express background.
I find it always really helps to construct working useful projects or examples that people have done before in other langs.
* Going from Python to Golang, and how to setup a Flask like workflow.
* Create a REST API in Golang coming from a NodeJS and Express background.
I find it always really helps to construct working useful projects or examples that people have done before in other langs.
I second this. One for Rubyists coming from, say, Sinatra would be great.
Or maybe focusing on the language transition separately from the tools/library transition: "the X things that will hurt your head transitioning from Y to Go"
Or maybe focusing on the language transition separately from the tools/library transition: "the X things that will hurt your head transitioning from Y to Go"