Go Systems Programming

Mihalis Tsoukalos 지음

Packt(GCO Science) 2017년 09월 26일 출간

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1: GETTING STARTED WITH GO AND UNIX SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING
2: WRITING PROGRAMS IN GO
3: ADVANCED GO FEATURES
4: GO PACKAGES, ALGORITHMS, AND DATA STRUCTURES
5: FILES AND DIRECTORIES
6: FILE INPUT AND OUTPUT
7: WORKING WITH SYSTEM FILES
8: PROCESSES AND SIGNALS
9: GOROUTINES - BASIC FEATURES
10: GOROUTINES - ADVANCED FEATURES
11: WRITING WEB APPLICATIONS IN GO
12: NETWORK PROGRAMMING

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▶Editorial Review
Go Systems Programming is a book that will help you develop systems software using Go, which is a systems programming language that started as an internal Google project before becoming popular. What makes Go really popular is that it keeps the developer happy by being easy to write, easy to read, easy to understand, and by having a compiler that is there to help you. This book does not cover every possible aspect and feature of the Go programming language―only the ones that are related to systems programming. Should you wish to learn more about the Go programming language, you should wait from my
next book, Mastering Go, which will be ready in 2018!

The book you are about to read is an honest book in the sense that it will present working Go code without overlooking its potential faults, its restrictions, and its logical gaffes, which will allow you to improve it on your own and create a better version of it in the future. What you will not be able to improve is the fundamental information that will be presented, which is the basis of the way Unix systems work. I will consider the book to be successful if it helps you understand what systems programming is about, why it is important, and how
you can start developing systems software in Go. I will be equally happy if Go becomes your favorite programming language!

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저자(글) Mihalis Tsoukalos

Mihalis Tsoukalos is a Unix administrator, programmer, DBA and mathematician who enjoys writing technical articles and learning new technologies. His research interests include programming languages, databases and operating systems. He holds a B.Sc in mathematics from the University of Patras and an M.Sc in IT from University College London (UK). He has written various technical articles for Sys Admin, MacTech, C/C++ Users Journal, Linux Journal, Linux User and Developer, Linux Format and Linux Voice.