This document is a collection of language specific resources that one can use to look up the best practices followed by that particular language's community.
I am a programming language enthusiast and I like picking up new languages all the time. Like most curious devs I learn different languages by implementing some side projects using them. This can be achieved by writing quick hacks that mostly turn out to be ugly code but if we want our projects to be publicly available to be used or hacked on by others we must ensure that the code we write is idiomatic and easily understood.
That is the purpose of this repo to serve as a collection of resources that one can quickly look up while building such projects to make sure that their code is idiomatic before they make it public.
It could be anything from articles to books to videos that describes:
- how to write idiomatic code in a particular language
- what build systems / package managers to use and the best practices surrounding these aforementioned tools
- how to good write unit/integration tests
- different styles and idioms of a language
- software design in general etc
- new lanuage section (if you find that the resources for your favourite language are missing feel free to create a new section and add them)
- Elements of Rust
- Rust Language Reference
- Rust Programming Language (Book)
- Rust Language Cheat Sheet
- Rust Cookbook
- 3 Day Rust Course by Ferrous Systems
- Rust By Example
- Cargo Guide
- Clean Go
- Domain Driven Design in Go
- Learn Go With Tests
- Effective Go
- How to Write Go Code
- The Uber Go Style Guide