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This book provides a good level of detail on \"how to do it securely\" showing what kind of security problems could arise during development.  \nWhy This Guide  \nAccording to Stack Overflow’s annual Developer Survey, Go has made the top 5 most Loved and Wanted programming languages list for the second year in a row. With its surge in popularity, it is critical that applications developed in Go a re designed with security in mind.  \nCheckmarx Research Team helps educate developers , security teams , and the industry overall about common coding errors , and brings awareness of vulnerabilities that are often introduced during the software development process.  \nThe Audience for this Guide  \nThe primary audience of the Go Secure Coding Practices Guide is developers , particularly the ones with previous experience with other programming languages.  \nThe book is also a great reference to those learning programming for the first time, who have already finish the Go tour.  \nWhat You Will Learn  \nThis book covers the OWASP Secure Coding Practices Guide topic-bytopic, providing examples and recommendations using Go, to help developers avoid common mistakes and pitfalls.  \nAfter reading this book, you'll be more confident you're developing secure Go applications.  \nAbout OWASP Secure Coding Practices  \nThe Secure Coding Practices Quick Reference Guide is an OWASP Open Web Application Security Proj ect. 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