Blog #4 Continues This blog is the last ‘Learning Go From documentation’ blog. In these 5 blogs, I tried to take some personal notes. So, If you are more interested, you need to check the official go documentation page. Right now, we will continue our code by greeting multiple people and adding a…

In this blog, we will learn how to use Go slice. This is 4th blog which continues with documentation. We will use folders that we created at #3 blog. Let’s start. Firstly open the greetings folder, then greetings.go file. Starting a small slice to learning how it works is our…

This blog is about returning and handling an error. Handling errors is an essential topic. We created two simple modules in Learning Go from Documentation #2 (Call your code from another module). We are continuing with a created folder in the #2 blog. We have a greetings folder. Inside of…

Creating simple module that can reachable another module is this blogs tasks. Go code is grouped into packages, and packages are grouped into modules. Let’s start with creating a Go module. Quickly, open the terminal (I use macOS), and write these commands. These create a folder and import a ‘go.mod’…

Installation is simple. Just download the package and install it. I haven’t got any experience on Windows and Linux, but you need to change PATH if you MacOS user. If you don’t, you will see ‘command not found: go’ export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin Let’s create a folder and initialize it with the…

I decided to learn Unity in a couple of months. So, I researched a lot, and I ran into the learn.unity.com website. Unity essentials tutorial is really fun. This tutorial just gives basic about what is 3d, how to use Unity etc. Then, I finished this tutorial and started another…

I heard a Vim concept a lot. In few years, my friends praise some of its advantages such as using no more mouse. So, I don’t know why I didn’t try. Today! That’s the day to trying Vim. This blog is about my experience of trying How to use Vim…

When I started the university, my ideas were amazingly incredible. I thought I could work hard, do some projects, and double major. My English was not okay for getting lessons on English. I went to a prep school to improve. …

I am a software engineer working on the front end. For a couple of years, I work with React on hobby projects. My professional experience started six or seven months ago. My front-end knowledge is increasing day by day, and I want to look at VueJs from a professional side. Installation …