Golang Code Style
samber/cc-skills-golangWriting Go code that is easy to read and review takes practice. This skill helps you follow clear style rules for line length, variable declarations, and control flow. It is meant for anyone writing or checking Go code.
For example, you will learn when to break long lines and how to declare variables properly. You will also see how to reduce nesting and avoid unnecessary else statements. These rules keep your code simple and clear.
Use this skill when you write new Go code, review a pull request, or set coding standards for your team. It does not cover naming or linter setup.
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