The Go programming language - Intro by MyLittleAdventure

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The document discusses the Go programming language, providing information on its history, creators at Google, design goals, key characteristics like being statically typed and concurrent, benchmarking results, major companies using Go, and examples of using Go for web scraping and servers. It outlines pros and cons of Go and resources for learning more.

The Go programming Language
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The Go programming language
History
Go (often referred to as Golang) is a programming language designed
by Google engineers Robert Griesemer (Hotspot & JVM), Rob Pike (Unix
& UTF-8), and Ken Thompson (B, C, UTF-8).
Go was conceived in 2007 to improve programming productivity at
Google, in an era of multicore processors, computer networks,
and large codebases.

The Go programming language
Characteristics
Statically typed
Performant
Multiple-cores
Concurrency
Compiled
Network
Built-in HTTP / JSON / XML
No class

The Go programming language
Pro & Cons
Clean syntax
Powerful standard library
Garbage collected
Portable
Compile very quickly
Built-in unit testing
Fast learning
Backed by Google
Open Source
No manual Memory Mgt
Lack of Runtime safety
Interfaces
Few developers available
Pro Cons

The Go programming language
Who is using it?
Algolia, Adobe, Basecamp, bit.ly, CircleCI, Crème de la crème, Dailymotion,
Facebook, Github, Heetch, LeBonCoin, PSA, TF1, Zenly, Intel, Netﬂix, New york
Times, Pinterest, Reddit, Stripe, Tencent, Tumblr, Twitter, Heroku, Uber, Yahoo,
Zalando,
And many others

The Go programming language
The future - Go2
Generics
Package Management
Error handling
…

The Go programming language
Where?
Web
API, Web & Mobile, templating
Softwares
Computing, Image processing, Scrappers,
Daemons, Messaging system, Database
management, Internal framework
Machine Learning
Live computing, Recommandation
engine, features scoring

The Go programming language
Why?
Perfomance
Quick batch computing

Live computing (x100)

Productivity
Code fast

Software deployment (Docker)

Less dependencies

Company
Improve team coordination

Better readability

Promising language
Eﬃciency
Less servers (cost)

Better scalability

The Go programming language
Booking.com website

The Go programming language
Scrapper / Server example
Display listing of hotel in Nice
from booking.com website
Create an http client

Create packages

Booking.com scrapping

Goquery library

Go routines / Channels
Get Hotel’s title / Thumbnail / Rating

HTML templating

The Go programming language
Scrape function

The Go programming language
Server - HTML / API

The Go programming language
HTML Template

The Go programming language
Resources
Curated list of packages
https://github.com/avelino/awesome-go
Showcases of features
https://gobyexample.com/
Golang oﬃcial tour
https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1
MyLittleAdventure github
https://github.com/mylittleadventure/meetup-golang-intro

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