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The name of the Go programming language is just Go (and not Golang). Also I think the roots of Go are C, Pascal, Oberon, Smalltalk, Newsqueak, Modula, etc. I think neither C# nor Java had substantial impact on the design of Go.
Absolutely, and this is clearly stated by the authors of Go. And anyone who tried programming in Go, would immediately notice that it has very little in common with Java or C#.
The name of the Go programming language is just Go (and not Golang). Also I think the roots of Go are C, Pascal, Oberon, Smalltalk, Newsqueak, Modula, etc. I think neither C# nor Java had substantial impact on the design of Go.
Absolutely, and this is clearly stated by the authors of Go. And anyone who tried programming in Go, would immediately notice that it has very little in common with Java or C#.
Having this diagram makes it so easy to understand
Very well put diagrams. Love this visualization
I would never have thought that the SQL could be visualized in such an intuitive way.
As a paid member how can I download PDFs of some the diagrams you post? For instance Linux storage stack
We are contemplating the possibility of producing a revised PDF. A previous edition can be found at this location: https://bytebyte-go.s3.amazonaws.com/ByteByteGo_LinkedIn_PDF.pdf
The Linux storage stack diagram is available here: https://www.thomas-krenn.com/en/wiki/Linux_Storage_Stack_Diagram
Why we consider golang as descendant of Java