Golang Recipes 4+

Name: Golang Recipes
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Fedor Obraztsov

Fedor Obraztsov

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Description

Directory of standard, frequently used operations in Golang and SQL Queries

Learning Golang and SQL syntax on specific code examples.
• Golang:
- How to get a substring?
- How to declare a generalized method?
- How to perform a database query?
• SQL:
- How to combine multiple tables in a single query?
- How to sort the result of grouping data?
- What types of data are there in SQL Server?
These and over 400 of other code samples are available in the application.

• The best examples of codes from books and specific internet resources are selected in the program. Finding the best decision on the Internet may demand hours of working time. Ready for use and tested code "recipes" are included in the application

- The application is a good tool during the exam or the preparation to the interview because it contains a reference to frequently used operations in different programming languages.

• Quick search of the correct example by the code or by the name of topic. Print or send the code example, which you like and share it with your colleagues.

• Being a developer, I use this program when I need to remember quickly how to solve a given task in one or another programming language.

• In the application, basic examples are available free of charge. About 45% of examples are available at an additional cost.

If you can help with translating the names of topics into your language, please contact me by e-mail.

Sep 8, 2023

Version 2.12

This update includes bug fixes and performance improvements.

5.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Excellent Reference Guide

There are many packages to explore with Golang. Where other languages use inheritance to create callable methods on primitives, golang forces everything into modular functions, the trick is learning which packages to import to gain access to those functions.

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Useful

Until O’Reilly publishes one of their Cookbooks series, this is a useful one-stop shop for some common patterns. Especially for beginners who otherwise have to scour Google and Stackoverflow. Needs some better commenting and examples should be more complete/standalone. Also could really use examples for JSON and networking (eg. http and REST APIs).

Awesome reference

Great reference material. Hoping to see some API examples and JSON manipulation references.

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