This repo documents my learnings, experiments, and analysis in the Go language. Each folder will represent a different project, website, book, etc. Feedback or code review is welcome via Github issues or pull requests. The best way to explore the code is through the Godoc documentation.
You can learn more about me at my website. My background isn't computer science - it's applied math. (I majored in systems engineering and physics in college.) I'm interested in continued learning and exploring new topics.
It's become my preferred language because of type safety, easy concurrency, simple deployments, and community. I also like Julia for its optimization community and Python for its data tools