This is a simple set of slides where we show some of the weird things about Go. Things that for new people to the language may feel weird, but there's a good reason for those things to happen. Some times, it's related to the language itself, some others about referencing and deferefencing data and so on.
Just clone the project, and then download the Go present tool:
go get -u golang.org/x/tools/cmd/presentThen access the directory where this code was cloned and run the present tool. If you also
want to have access to the runnable examples, just run with -play=true parameter set.
There's also an online viewer that you can use to go through the presentation by just clicking here.