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      <title>Why Golang is great for network services</title>
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      <description>Before beginning, I must admit I haven&#39;t messed with Factor for a couple of weeks now, nor do I contribute to it, I&#39;m a Factor n00b. Please contradict peacefully.&#xA;Of course there are the usual reasons that it is open source, most of the standard libraries are in Factor itself, and that it has a really cool development environment. But almost every popular language these days has all that stuff.</description>
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      <description> If this survey represents a signifact portion of them. Of course these are the programmers who are involved on the web, not much of all the zombies coding for the sake of it. </description>
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      <description>I learnt through Lifehacker&#xA;about new site Mango which aims to make language learning free, quick and easy. So I just played around with it for a few minutes and it seems to be really good.&#xA;The first thing I really liked was the password less login. You basically just register with your email id and use that as the login. It&#39;s really annoying when a site which doesn&#39;t hold any of your private information requires a password.</description>
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