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Added to GitGenius on September 13th, 2026
Created on June 20th, 2016
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gopl-zh is a Chinese translation of The Go Programming Language, a comprehensive reference book for learning Go, available for online reading and study.

The project addresses the need for Go language documentation in Chinese. It provides a translated version of the canonical English-language Go programming book, making the material accessible to Chinese-speaking developers. The translation is maintained as a repository with online hosting, allowing readers to access the content through a web interface.

Developers learning Go who are more comfortable reading in Chinese should use this translation. It suits anyone seeking a thorough grounding in Go fundamentals and language design. The README directs readers seeking advanced topics like CGO and Go assembly to a separate specialized resource, and points those interested in compiler implementation and syntax trees to other dedicated books in the same ecosystem.

The project maintains an active online presence with multiple access points and encourages community feedback. The README explicitly notes that the online preview may lag behind the repository contents, indicating ongoing updates to the source material.