Looking to learn sys-level programming after C and want no head-aches. Look no further, Golang!

Hello r/jmucs,

After taking system-level classes such as CS450, CS350 (aka CS261), and CS361, I fell in love with C due to its simplicity as well as its ability to humble a programmer after they caused a seg-fault or core-dump. However, after searching for "easier" system-level languages, I came across Golang (Google's C-like programming language). It offers system-level capabilities that C has without the head-ache of looking through large amounts of man pages or sparse documentation. For more examples and live-tutorials look to Golang and for just some random programs here's my github go-repo. Hope this helps anyone

CraftyNecromancer