Some of Google's API documentation..

r/RestOfTheFuckingOwl

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Totally agree. It is pain in the ass when you work with new Endpoints for the first time without some lib.

Here, we made this super simple Go language, even without any programming experience you should absolutely be able to pick it up in a single afternoon.

To teach you about simple functions and array manipulations, we think it's best if you write a bitmap image renderer, a unit tested algorithm to compare binary trees, and a web crawler using a mutexed map as a shared cache.

I mean, I expect that level of algorithminess in Scala, Haskell or Rust explanations.

But to introduce a junior to a language, the learning curve feels quite steep.

Still better for the brain than AngularJS though.