Go 1 Beta App Engine SDK now available(groups.google.com)
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Go 1 Beta App Engine SDK now available
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As a side note, I've been wanting to do some exploratory programming in Go to get to know the language for some time now. Can anyone comment on similar weekend-ish projects they've done in Go that they found to exercise the language's strengths and/or unique traits particularly well and would be worth implementing myself?
Things I like about Go:
The compilation speed is super fast which makes it feel like you are developing with a scripting language as opposed to a statically typed language. I typically edit code, run the tests and correct my errors without any noticeable time lost waiting.
The Go parser and pretty printer are exposed as a libraries in the Go distribution which allows for interesting meta-programming.
The compilation speed is super fast which makes it feel like you are developing with a scripting language as opposed to a statically typed language. I typically edit code, run the tests and correct my errors without any noticeable time lost waiting.
The Go parser and pretty printer are exposed as a libraries in the Go distribution which allows for interesting meta-programming.
I recently implemented a library for http://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/EventSourcing.html . I also just wanted to get more practice. Go channels match perfectly for this topic.
The new "go" command is a great step forward for rapid development. TDD in seconds.
I've written this now in Erlang, and in Scala, and most recently in Go. It took me way more than a weekend, I'll confess.