astaxie/build-web-application-with-golang
This repository serves as a comprehensive, multi-lingual educational resource for learning the Go programming language. It provides complete tutorial content, including documentation and executable code examples, translated into English, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Thai, and both Simplified and Traditional Chinese. The curriculum covers Go fundamentals, web development, and data access patterns using SQL, MongoDB, and Redis, enabling developers to follow along in their native language.
35.6
Weak · 20 July 2026
14k
lines of production code
Go
primary language
6
bus factor · 430 authors in all
2
measurements over time
How it got here
2013–2014 · Multilingual tutorial expansion
This period focused on expanding the Go programming language tutorial into multiple languages, including English, Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish. The work involved adding comprehensive documentation, code examples, and database integration guides to support learners in their respective native languages.
11 changes
2015 · multilingual localization
This period focused on expanding the project's internationalization by adding complete Brazilian Portuguese and German translations for the Go programming language guide. The work involved translating documentation, code examples, and setup instructions for multiple chapters, enabling Portuguese and German-speaking users to follow the tutorials in their native languages.
8 changes
2016–2019 · Internationalization and localization
This period focused on expanding the project's global reach by adding comprehensive translations for the Go programming guide and example code in Thai and Traditional Chinese. Additionally, it addressed a missing source file issue for the Japanese edition and introduced new Go web application examples to support these localized tutorials.
5 changes
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