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write a "Go Modules 101" book #232

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jordancurve opened this issue Aug 4, 2022 · 1 comment
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write a "Go Modules 101" book #232

jordancurve opened this issue Aug 4, 2022 · 1 comment

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jordancurve commented Aug 4, 2022 •
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https://go101.org/article/packages-and-imports.html states:

Similar to package dependencies, a module might also depend on some other modules.

However, the term "module" has not yet been defined on this page or, AFAICT, on any page in the ordered sequence leading up to this page. It would be easier for the reader if some definition (or a link to a subsequent definition) was provided first.
@go101 go101 closed this as completed in df567a5 Aug 6, 2022
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go101 commented Aug 6, 2022

@jordancurve
Thanks for this finding.

This chapter ever introduced modules with more paragraphs.
Most of them were deleted but I missed the one you talked about.

The reason why most contents about modules were deleted is
I found that it is hard to explain modules clearly in one chapter.
Maybe a new book "Go Modules 101" is needed to achieve this goal.

@go101 go101 reopened this Aug 8, 2022
@go101 go101 changed the title packages-and-imports.html uses term "module" without introducing it write a "Go Modules 101" book Aug 8, 2022
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