Today I’m releasing Gozim a side project written in Go.

It’s a set of tools to serve ZIM files, (compressed copy of Wiki articles), use it to run your full copy of Wikipedia off the grid.

It runs great on a small computer as the Raspberry Pi or your own laptop.

It could be a solution to give access to knowledge in countries without stable internet connections.

After my Enhance your Python post, which is my Python bible reference, I wanted the same for Golang:

• Effective Go, write effective Go
• Go by examples, simple but useful examples in Go
• The Go memory model, Goroutines lock or not ?
• Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Go
• Go Object Oriented Design
• The sources for the standard packages are gold mine for best practices
• Race detector documentation, (>= 1.1)
• The Go+ community on Google+ and Golang-nuts on Google groups
• Go concurrency patterns slides by Rob Pike
• The Beauty of Concurrency in Go
• Go differences with Python
• Networking with Go (Added June 2013)
• If you need to read one book read: Learning Go (Added 2013 June)
• 12 Go best practices (Added 2013 August)
• Analysis of the Go runtime scheduler, explains the internal of the Go runtime PDF
• How to use interface in Go (Added 2014 February)

Last edit: 2014 February