Network Programming with Go (opens in new tab)

This seems to be a gitbook version of -

https://jan.newmarch.name/go/

This seems to be a pretty cool project, it's a open source collaborative book that goes through the common/widespread network protocols and auxiliary subjects.

I skimmed it a bit and it looks like the code examples almost exclusively use the standard library of Go, which is one of the coolest things about the language IMO.

I love the format! Short intro texts and self-explanatory code examples that I can copy/paste to fiddle with is, at least for me, a great way to actually understand things (compared to the "wall of text"-books that I never manage to read properly).

It's not only about Golang, it's a great textbook on network programming in general. Great job!

Thought it was this book instead: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/645956/network-prog...

That's really cool! A very good overview of the standard library and how to build network services with it. Also interesting in the standard lib is textproto, it's a super simple text based protocol you can use for building client/servers:

https://pkg.go.dev/net/textproto

Just skimmed through but very helpful. Reminds me of Beej’s guide for C!

Just started reading this book as I work through some undergrad research and thought I’d share as I’ve loved it so far.

This is a cool one. Most of the go projects are network related cases.

Brilliant !

This is amazing.