Matthias

(RTs hugely appreciated) One piece of feedback I receive often is folks want to dig deep into the Go language and most content is only surface level. Over a year ago, I reached out to @func25 as he just kept writing the most amazing deep Go blogs I had ever read (I'll link to some of my favourites in the next tweet) I am very proud to share, after a year of hard work, we are now ready to welcome to the world your new favourite Go book The Anatomy of Go, Launching in early access right now: bytesizego.com/books/anatomy… We decided to launch it in early access as this book is going to be long and we want to ensure we take our time in editing it - the initial draft is over 700 pages. You won't find another book on Go that goes to the depth that this one does. The first 3 chapters are available right now and clock in around over 150 page. By purchasing it today, you'll get it at a discount price and you'll get every new chapter as it's released, which we will aim to do every 2-3 weeks or so going forward. We'll let you know when they're available, and you'll simply be able to download them from byteSizeGo in any format you like. This early access pricing will not last. Support the creation of your next favourite Go book by grabbing a copy today! Once you have, please share with us your feedback! We can't wait to hear what you think :)

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