A no bullshit way to Go

It has been suggested I should try out Go, it was someone on /prog/

Please share any intensely commented code you know of written in it. Or any documentation besides the tutorial, effective go, and the google tech talks which are all shit.

The only thing remotely useful is the reference manual but it suffers from the same issue: They describe everything as a concept not a function and the examples have context.

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you mind telling me why?

Forced OOP is where I draw the line. And python has version bloat, I rage about it even when I am just a user not a developer.

Go could turn out to be worse, but you never know till you try it.