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      <description>C# has Extension Methods , which allow you to add methods to existing types, regardless of where they are defined by you or in a third-party assembly.
Go has receiver methods , which are functions that are called on a value of a specific type. The type has to be defined within your package, and the receiver is the value that is being passed to the method.
I wanted to accomplish a similar behavior in Go.</description>
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      <description>As I work more and more with go, I find myself trying to do things I would do in C#.
Go Experiments is a collection of experiments I&amp;rsquo;ve done with Go.</description>
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      <description> As I learn Go, I figured I would find a lot of interesting content and I totally dislike using bookmarks for things I find interesting. So I decided to create a docs-style site for learning Go.
Check it out! </description>
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      <title>The Scheduler</title>
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      <description>Go scheduler’s job is to distribute runnable goroutines over multiple worker OS threads that runs on one or more processors.
Links Scheduling In Go by William Kennedy , a Three-part Series covering the OS and Go schedulers, and Concurrency. Go&amp;rsquo;s work-stealing scheduler by JBD Videos </description>
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      <description> As I learn Go , I&amp;rsquo;m always looking for new information and resources. To keep track of them, I&amp;rsquo;ll be posting them by category.
Start Here: Official Go Website A Tour of Go Online Courses Learn How To Code: Google&amp;rsquo;s Go (golang) Programming Language by Todd McLeod </description>
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