Enable non go users to onboard for usage. #68
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Good idea to include; the stack overflow link is outdated, though. Would be better to reference the Go installation page directly: https://golang.org/doc/install |
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The new change contains a gist. I think this could be of use. The root gist has 275 stars, hopefully meaning continued discussion and updates. Likewise you could easily fork and maintain locally. |
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Verified the stack overflow worked for setting up a macintosh computer.
Brought in the quick start from usage I noticed in another project.
Happy to add any additional detail. You may want to consolidate installation process for many operating systems in a centralized repository and have all your go projects reference that repository.
Cheers, Michael Dimmitt