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# transcribe
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# kitchensink
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## Human Readable Binary Encoding Framework and Tutorial
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## Teaching Golang via building a Human Readable Binary Encoding Framework
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In this tutorial we will walk you through the creation from scratch of a human
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readable encoding system, and to make it more interesting, give the option of
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varying the details of the scheme produced.
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The idea here is to make a tutorial that lets you go a lot deeper into the task
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while giving a simple base to understand encoding bytes in forms that humans can
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transcribe (theoretically)
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Further, rather than just yielding a simple, concrete implementation, in the
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design of this library it is written to show that one can write an extensible
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library with very little extra work compared to the pure quick and dirty
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implementation, if one understands a few simple principles.
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varying the details of the scheme produced, how to turn a library into a
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microservice, including simple concurrency
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This tutorial demonstrates the use of almost every possible and important
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feature of Go. A "toy" implementation of a gRPC/protobuf microservice is added
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