Modules & Packages¶
References¶
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- Create a Go module
- Call your code from another module
- Go Packages
- Packages in Go
- Go modules - Practical Go Lesson- Go modules - Practical Go Lesson
- Packages and imports - Practical Go Lessons
- Package Initialization - Practical Go Lessons
- Part 1 — Using Go Modules
- Part 2 — Migrating To Go Modules
- Part 3 — Publishing Go Modules
- Part 4 — Go Modules: v2 and Beyond
- Part 5 — Keeping Your Modules Compatible
- Everything you need to know about Packages in Go
- Anatomy of Modules in Go
- GOLANG TUTORIAL - PACKAGES
- GOLANG TUTORIAL - MODULES 1 (CREATING A NEW MODULE)
- GOLANG TUTORIAL - MODULES 2 (ADDING DEPENDENCIES)
- Package Management With Go Modules: The Pragmatic Guide
- Understanding Package Visibility in Go
- How To Write Packages in Go
- Importing Packages in Go
- OK Let’s Go: Three Approaches to Structuring Go Code
- Organize your code with Go packages — Master Tricks
- Simple Go project layout with modules
- How I’m organizing my Go applications
- How I Organize Structs in Go Projects
- How I Structure Web Servers in Go
- Organizing Go Projects In Sub-Directories With Nested Packages
- Go - Project Structure and Guidelines
- Go Modules Tutorial
- How to Use Go Modules
- How to Distribute Go Modules
- How to Use a Private Go Module in Your Own Project
- Style guideline for Go packages
- Avoid package names like base, util, or common
- Using Go Modules for Golang Dependency Management
- Evaluating Go’s Package Management and Module Systems
- What does go mod tidy do in Go (Golang)
- Package Management with Go Modules
- Playing With Go Modules
- Introduction to Go Modules
- “go get” command
- Package
- Golang Installation and Getting started guide
- Getting started with Go modules
- Tutorial: Create a Go module
- Packages and Modules in Go (Golang) – Part 1
- Packages and Modules in Go (Golang) – Part 2
- Dependency and Package Management in GoLang Microservices Apps
- Public vs. private