Reviews and Comments

Great overview of many common Go mistakes. I've learned quite a lot, especially towards the later chapters. The examples sometimes seemed a little too 'contrived,' I guess that's just the side effect of trying to keep code extracts as short and concise as possible. I would've wished for some more real-world examples though.

...although sometimes the explanations are a bit hard to follow.

My favorite ones were (order in which they appear in the book):

• Anatole France, Putois
• Sylvia Townsend Warner, The Phoenix
• Robert M. Coates, The Law
• Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Minister's Black Veil -- A Parable
• H. G. Wells, The Man Who Could Work Miracles

Seite 45-48 "Wem gehört die Natur?" ist zu viel Text um es zu zitieren, aber einfach nur grossartig dargestellt.

Unbedingt lesen: communia.de/project/offentlicher-luxus/

Very detailed with lots of background information, but still easy to read with short paragraphs and pictures and diagrams.

Provides an in-depth explanation of the politics, struggles, and achievements of project Cybersyn.

Very well researched from many different sources including books, interviews, and scientific publications.

A fascinating and inspiring story, doesn't happen every day that you get to put your theory into practice on the scale of an entire nation.