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Design patterns for the Go programming language (golang), including object-oriented, functional, and concurrent programming patterns. Learn how to implement iterators, futures, semaphores, and other high-level programming devices from Go's goroutines, channels, and closures.
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Go Language PatternsHomegolangpatterns UpdatesConcurrencyCoroutinesFuturesGeneratorsMonitorsParallel For-LoopProducer-ConsumerSemaphoresError HandlingFunctionalClosuresContinuationsLazy EvaluationObject-OrientedClassesConstructorsIteratorsOperatorsPackagesFunction NamingWebLong-Poll ServerSitemapThe Authorryannedolan.infoRecent site activityGeneratorsedited by Ryanne DolanHomeedited by Ryanne DolanIteratorsedited by Ryanne DolanMonitorsedited by Ryanne DolanOperatorsedited by Ryanne DolanView All HomeThese resources are now maintained at https://github.com/jbuberel/go-patterns All content is released under CC BY.This site is designed to serve as a practical guide to Go best practices and design patterns.  You should have already read the Go Tutorial and Effective Go.  This site is the next step.standards and practices for well-written, readable codewriting efficient codefitting Java or C++ design patterns into the Go worldMost things aren't ready to rely on yet.  I'm working on it.Please subscribe to my Updates Feed or Add Me to Google Reader.Recent Updates Still AliveI've been busy with PhD work, but I'll be refreshing this site in the coming months in preparation for the fall semester.  I'll be referring students to this site as part of my Science and Engineering of the WWW course this year. Posted Jun 25, 2010, 2:06 PM by Ryanne Dolan Futures doneI've written in interesting article on using futures within packages to increase parallelism without much work. Posted Dec 9, 2009, 5:40 AM by Ryanne Dolan Coroutine-related stuffI've got the Coroutines, Generators, and Iterators pages up.  They are all closely related, but I think the division is logical. Posted Dec 3, 2009, 11:41 PM by Ryanne Dolan ClassesStarted work on the Classes page and have the Constructors sub-page done. Posted Dec 1, 2009, 2:05 AM by Ryanne Dolan OperatorsMy first article is posted under Operators. Posted Dec 1, 2009, 12:44 AM by Ryanne Dolan Showing posts 1 - 5 of 5. View more »Go Patterns by Ryanne Dolan is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Sign in|Recent Site Activity|Report Abuse|Print Page|Powered By Google Sites