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Alexander Nnakwue
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May 13, 2021 â‹… 8 min read

Getting started with Go for frontend developers

Alexander Nnakwue Software engineer. React, Node.js, Python, and other developer tools and libraries.

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One Reply to "Getting started with Go for frontend developers"

  1. I’m not sure but it made sense that there’s a typo in:

    // write to channel
    message <- "Hello World!"

    Shouldn't message be messages? As the name of the channel?

    Nice article though, thanks for sharing!

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