- Welcome Gophers
- On the Road to Go 2
- How Uber "Go"es
- Portable, Immediate Mode GUI Programs for Mobile and Desktop in 100% Go
- Go, pls stop breaking my editor
- Controlling the go runtime
- Go Module Proxy: Life of a Query
- PKI for Gophers
- Contributing to the os Package: How Deep Do You Go?
- Data Structures: "clever" ways to organize information in order to enable efficient computation over that information
- Trade-offs: time vs. space, efficiency, generality vs. simplicity vs. performance
- ADT: Description of a "thing" with set of operations unit
- Algorithm: high level description of step-by-step process
- Comparing using large inputs because it is plenty good for small inputs
- Consecutive: Sum of each
- Conditional: condition + slower branch
StackOverflow thread: This thread's best answer is the best guide to learn Haskell I have found so far
The thread would tell you to read some books but I recommend checking the link below since all courses in there also cover those books as well (and maybe better).
This github repo has all good courses: LearnHaskell
- Check your code: Remember to validate your code
- Validate that all of your forms are working: Check any automatic emails for spelling mistakes and that it looks good on all email clients. Also, it's a great idea to add a link to social networks on all of your touchpoints.
- Check your site on multiple browsers: Firefox, Chrome, Safari and IE or Edge(LOL)
- Check your site on mobile: Mobile site checking
- Check your keywords: Ensure you have your meta description in place, and that any keywords are suitable for the site
- Check your titles: A popular structure for page titles is: Name of my page | websitename
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