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package main

import "fmt"

type Fooable interface {
  foo() string
}

type Bar struct { }

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# This app is a very small proof of concept to help distributed teams with 
# many repos, in possibly many organizations, handle their gitflow.
#
# Don't hate my codes... contribute!
# 
# Get started:
# 1. Create Gemfile
# 2. Run sinatra 
# 3. Open browser
#

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/*
 * Fun with slices
 */
 package main
 import "fmt"

 // Fun with Go Slices
 func main() {
   a := make([]int, 20, 40) 
   a[0], a[1] = 1, 2

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package main

import "fmt"

//
// What doth a human make.
//
type Header interface {
	HasHead()
}

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== Original Post ==

i am iranian
i can not access to golang.org or code.google.com with real ip . 
i should for access the golang.org change ip 
i'm very sad
in iran 
golang Iranian experts how they communicate with you?

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/*

  This is a very casual look at the speeds of type assertions:

  Baseline returns what is passed in
  Greeter returns a Person asserted from a Greeter interface
  Empty returns a Person asserted from an empty interface


  If you are a Rubyist, like myself, ~100ns per op is delightful. If you are used to real programming, 

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/*

Go Interface method sets can contain any number of exported and unported method signatures
Go Interfaces do no acknowledge the use of fields, and thus file you are free to use them, under the hood, you cannot call them on the Interface

*/
package main

import "fmt"

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home_coords = {
  buyers:[
    [
      [195, 825, :initials], # page 1 buyer 1
      [200, (900 + 805), :initials], # page 2 buyer 1
      [225, (1800 + 75), :signature], # page 3 buyer 1 sig
      [200, (1800 + 785), :initials], # page 3 buyer 1
      [200, (2700 + 785), :initials], # page 4 buyer 1
    ],
    [

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package main

import (
  "fmt"
  "bytes"
  "math"
  "strconv"
)

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#
# Apparently this has been in Ruby since 1.9.3... who knew?
# Also check out sized queue class
#
require 'thread'

#
# Create a new thread that blocks on queue pop
# Create an "exit" channel to send "stop" message when total of 100 is reached
#