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I manually removed personal bookmarks before sharing the list. :p I shared it because I found it interesting revisiting them and thought that others might too enjoy.

I really appreciate you effort in pointing out the correct way to do things.

In my defence I would like to point that this post was to help beginners get hands on experience writing Go code, adding design patterns or organising the code base to make things "correct" will only confuse a person who has just started to learn Go.

And to be frank, I too don't have much practical knowledge about it. If you don't mind can you point me in the right direction?

Amazing... :)

Python has more libraries to write automation tasks than Go. It really depends on you situation, if I have a lot of time I'll do it in Go because everybody does it in Python :P

Thank you for pointing this out, I didn't about it. How did you come to know? It isn't on their API info page.

Understood

Would you mind sharing some concrete feedback? I'll make improvements for next time.

Binaries are obviously not portable, you can't run ARM binary on x86 and vice versa without emulation.

Unlike any other language Go lets you create binaries for almost all architectures and OS with a single command, you won't find this in any language.

This is so nice