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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Build real Go programs from day one, with AI as a sharper way to learnGo is built for clear, reliable software, but getting started can feel like being dropped into the middle of someone else's workflow. Commands, compiler errors, packages, tests, and web examples all appear fast. A Simple Guide to Go gives you a practical route through the noise, taking you from your first Golang file to working programs you can run, test, change, and explain.Written for students, junior software engineers, and curious hobbyists, this book assumes computer confidence but no previous Go experience. You will learn the toolchain, write clean programs, organise growing code, handle errors, and build towards projects that feel real: a command-line tool, JSON and HTTP examples, and a guided service project that pulls the core ideas together.You will also learn how to use AI coding assistants with discipline and confidence. Instead of letting AI hide the hard parts, you will use it to explain unfamiliar code, unpack compiler messages, suggest test cases, compare design choices, and pressure-test your thinking while Go's tools and fundamentals stay in charge.The pace is careful, but never passive. Each concept appears in context, then comes alive through small examples you can type, run, break, fix, and improve. Rather than treating Go as a dry list of features, the book connects the language to the habits working developers rely on every day: formatting code, reading errors, checking assumptions, testing behaviour, and improving programs step by step.Inside, you will learn how to: - Set up Go, check your toolchain, and use commands that support real development- Write useful programs with packages, imports, functions, variables, constants, and basic types- Make decisions, repeat work, organise data, and understand Go's core type patterns through beginner-friendly mental models- Handle errors clearly, clean up resources with defer, and know when panic is the wrong tool- Structure growing projects with modules, packages, imports, and practical dependency habits- Write table-driven tests, read documentation with go doc, and build habits shaped by idiomatic Go- Create a command-line tool, work with files and flags, and test behaviour without fragile setup- Build a JSON/HTTP service with validation, clear responses, tests, and a safe first look at concurrencyBy the end, Go programming will feel less like a wall of syntax and more like a toolkit you can reach for. You will have built a tested foundation, completed practical projects, and gained a smarter way to keep learning with AI support. If you want to learn Go in a way that fits today's AI-enabled workflow without skipping real understanding, this book gives you a confident place to start.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Start Rust with a clear beginner path: understand the fundamentals, build real command-line projects, and use AI tools without losing sight of how the language works.Rust is known for speed, safety, and reliability, but beginners often meet it through ownership errors, unfamiliar tooling, and compiler messages that feel hard to decode. A Simple Guide to Rust gives you a practical route through that friction, so you can write small programs, understand what the compiler is telling you, and build towards complete command-line projects with confidence.This book is written for students, junior software engineers, and keen hobbyists who are new to Rust but ready to learn by doing. You start with a working Rust setup and a simple Cargo workflow, then add each core idea when it helps you write clearer code, fix errors, organise data, or make a program more reliable.The learning path is deliberately practical. Instead of racing through syntax, the book builds from first principles through ownership, borrowing, functions, structs, enums, collections, error handling, testing, formatting, and linting, always with the aim of helping you understand why the code works.The book also gives you a sensible AI-assisted workflow for learning Rust. You will practise asking focused questions, checking suggested fixes against compiler messages, comparing generated code with official documentation, and testing changes before trusting them. AI is treated as support for understanding and debugging, not as a shortcut around the fundamentals.Across the book, you move from small examples to complete command-line work. You build a compact card-list tool, then bring the main ideas together in a Mini Kanban CLI capstone with boards, columns, cards, persistence, command handling, and project polish.Inside you will learn how to: - Create, run, and manage Rust projects with rustup, cargo, and local documentation- Write small programs using functions, control flow, and data you can explain clearly- Understand ownership, borrowing, references, slices, and lifetimes without getting buried in jargon- Model real program state with structs, enums, methods, modules, and pattern matching- Use String, vectors, hash maps, iterators, Option, and Result in practical beginner code- Turn compiler diagnostics, tests, formatting, Clippy, and documentation into everyday coding support- Build and polish command-line projects that bring the main Rust ideas togetherBy the end, you will not have memorised every corner of Rust, and you will not need to. You will have a working foundation, hands-on project experience, and a repeatable way to keep improving through code, compiler feedback, documentation, tests, and thoughtful AI-assisted practice.…

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