Most programming languages let you stash content in the resulting binary, but Go's…
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Most programming languages let you stash content in the resulting binary, but Go's approach is simple, powerful, and somewhat unique. I like that //go:embed lets me embed a folder too. And all with the standard library! @ainsleydev explores: https://internals-for-interns.com/posts/how-go-embed-works/
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