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## gbe-book
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fork into gbe-book
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write tool for ordering
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Go by Example book source.
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split out todo from readme
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blog post on Go on Heroku
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write
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review with Keith
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ship & market
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blog post on Postgres
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write
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review with Keith
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ship & market
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get web presence in good enough shape to point to from blog post
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gbe-web
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basic design / brand
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basic copy - landing, post-subscribe, post-confirm
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subscription management
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validate content by filling out some examples
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validate book style in web mockup
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http://jashkenas.github.com/docco/
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join Google+ and claim website
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= vision
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must-have book for hackers interested in Go
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sold at a significant price and producing real revenue
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notable example of ebook product and marketing
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= values
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design
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empathy
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creativity
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= validation
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private emails
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@gobyexample twitter followers, retweets
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blog posts: views, comments, hn score, hn comments
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gobyexample.com signups
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= design
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typography
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literate programming style
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devcenter
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= web
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sms on up/down
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custom error pages
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= distribution
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* blog
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* newsletter
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* twitter
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* stack overflow answers
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* web site
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* free books for contributors and reviewers
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* stack overflow ads
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* adwords ads
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= pricing
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* $39
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* updates forever
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* no drm
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= sources
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* effective go
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* chinese web apps book
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* http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4543818
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* http://nosqlhandbook.com/
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* http://www.paperplanes.de/2012/1/12/my-publishing-tool-chain.html
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* http://devblog.avdi.org/2012/01/12/my-authoring-tools/
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* 99 designes
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* http://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/wiki/SliceTricks
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* http://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/wiki/BoundingResourceUse
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* https://groups.google.com/group/gorilla-web
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* http://shadynasty.biz/blog/2012/08/07/painless-web-handlers-in-go/
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= topics
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* websockets
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* html web scraping hn
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* protocol buffers
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* gomax procs
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* noblocking send and non-blocking receive
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* dropping sends if buffer full
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* web app
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* default response
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* accessing header values and query params
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* accessing post body
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* simultaneous assignment
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* mongo
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* time formatting
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* typed json parse/unparse
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* gzip
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* set library
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* base64 encoding
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* http streaming server
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* inline panic
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* http streaming client
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* templating
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* ssh
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* dns
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* iota
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* oauth for google domains
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* testing
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* markdown (blackfriday)
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* init functions
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* using gofmt
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* scrolls style logging
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* range and close http://tour.golang.org/#66
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* benchmarking
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* profiling
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* command line program
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* using go with textmate
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* using go with sublime
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* using go with vi
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* using go with emacs
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* setting up go env, hello world
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* deploying to heroku
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* distributing go binary programs
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* apps with multiple named binaries
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* shipping a package (structure, github, docs)
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= program ideas
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self-signed cert generator
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command line client for public json api
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redis server
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github webook receiver
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campfire bot
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-i0hat7pdpk
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https://gist.github.com/4984b5d9fe9244776197
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## Getting Started with Go and Heroku
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This is an quick guide to getting started with Go. It's for experienced
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programers interested in Go, and assumes you are familiar with the
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terminal are using a modern Mac. It
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covers everything you need to know from the [Go setup doc](http://golang.org/doc/install)
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and provides additional context about environment variables and
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code layouts that will help you avoid confusion.
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### Download and Install Go
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Go to the [downloads page](http://code.google.com/p/go/downloads/list)
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and choose the link for your OS. Click on the downloaded package and
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follow the quick installer.
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To test your install, open a new Terminal window and try the `go`
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command:
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$ go version
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go version go1.0.2
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### Hello World
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Here is a simple Go program. Put this in `hello.go`:
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package main
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import "fmt"
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func main() {
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fmt.Printf("hello, world\n")
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}
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Now try it with `go run`:
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$ go run hello.go
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Hello, world
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Great, it worked!
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### Set up Go Workspace and Environment
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Go expects a few particular things to be configured.
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## Go by Example: a Book for Hackers
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* a new kind of programming book
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* programmers learn by examples - minimize text, maximize code
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* programmers want to ship software - focus on working programs, toolchain
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* design matters - syntax highlighting, typography
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* marketing matters - twitter,
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* select, actors, threads, and event loops
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* small go programming examples
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## Go on Heroku
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Base on quickstart.
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#### Calls to Action
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...
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Do you want to learn more about Go? I'm writing a book about how to ship Go code. Sign up at gobyexample.com for updates.
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...
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## Go Package Versioning
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If you're new to Go you'll probably ask yourself the question:
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How does Go do package versioning?
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The short answer is: it doesn't. But don't panic! There is a good
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reason for this approach.
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In this post we explain why Go takes this approach and what it means
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for you as a go package user and package author.
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### Always Ship Master
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Do not change public APIs.
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The vendored option.
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Every major programming language has evolved.
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#### Learn More About Go
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Want to learn more about go. [Go by Example]() will teach you!
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system-mediated concurrency
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a mechanism for participation
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find that fucking old gist
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erlang and go strictly more powerful, but potentially harder to understand
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## Go by Example
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_Go by Example_ is a practical guide to the Go programming language.
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consisting of more than a hundred complete Go programs. The book
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covers everything from getting started to writing sophisticated
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concurrent programs.
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Sign up to hear when an early release is ready:
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[ you@domain.com]
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You'll learn the basic of Go and how to build real-world programs
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like database-backed web sites.
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Condense all Google queries.
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#### About the Author
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Mark McGranaghan is an engineer, technical designer, and developer
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product enthusiast. Contact him at mmcgrana@gmail.com
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(c) 2012 Mark McGranaghan
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* Working examples
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* Web, SQL, JSON
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* Upcoming
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