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It's source code. If we can't read it without privacy extensions, it doesn't work.



The same source code is also part of the Go distribution ($GOROOT/src). The Google source browser isn't the only place it's available.


Yes, you can find the documentation in other places and that is what I usually do, but it sucks because this is the official documentation of the programming language.

Having those links to quickly take a look at the implementation is what made this documentation so good.


1. I'm not always on a computer that has the go distribution

2. In that case, why allow reading the code un the browser ?


Even more: as reading on a machine that has the Go toolchain installed, this is source code that is already available on the local filesystem.


> If we can't read it without privacy extensions, it doesn't work.

What doesn't work?


Reading source code.




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