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Key Features
Learn core functional programming (FP) concepts and their advantages for Go development.
Implement practical techniques like closures, higher-order functions, and function currying for powerful codes.
Write clean and maintainable code using immutability and pure functions.

Description
"Functional Programming with Go" is a comprehensive guide to introduce Go developers to the powerful concepts of functional programming. This book covers topics like first-class functions, closures, higher-order functions, immutability, and pure functions. It also demonstrates how these principles can enhance code quality, reliability, and maintainability.

Starting with functional programming basics and setup, it covers first-class functions, closures, and higher-order functions like map, filter, and reduce. You will learn advanced techniques like currying, immutability, and functional error handling with monads. The book also explores concurrent programming with FP in Go, design patterns, functional web development, testing, debugging, and advanced topics like memoization.

This book equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to write efficient, scalable, and robust Go applications. By the end of this book, you will have the knowledge and skills to apply functional programming principles in Go.

What you will learn
Applying functional programming concepts to enhance code quality.
Leveraging higher-order functions and closures for flexible code.
Implementing advanced techniques like function currying and partial application.
Writing pure functions and using immutable data structures in Go.
Handling errors efficiently using monads and functional techniques.
Designing concurrent systems with goroutines and channels in Go.

Who this book is for
This book is designed for Go developers who want to enhance their skills in functional programming. It is also suitable for programmers with a basic understanding of Go.

Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Functional Programming
2. First-Class Functions and Closures
3. Higher-Order Functions
4. Function Currying and Partial Application
5. Immutability and Pure Functions
6. Error Handling in Functional Go
7. Concurrency in a Functional Style
8. Functional Design Patterns
9. Functional Web Development with Go
10. Functional Testing and Debugging
11. Beyond the Basics: Advanced Functional Go
12. Conclusion and Next Steps