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      <title>Transpiled Go &amp; The Awful German Language</title>
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      <description>Several years ago I decided to run an experiment.
I had a few humble goals:
Experiment with Gopherjs - a transpiler that converts Go code to JavaScript Create a few simple exercises to improve my German Leverage Cloudflare for free TLS to give me the s in https, and so I don&amp;rsquo;t have to muck with certificates Use a bootstrap to make the site look not completely terrible Host an interactive web page on AWS with ec2 and Route 53 with a Go backend to serve the pages and provide server-side validation for the exercises on the site Thus, the https://theawfulgermanlanguage.</description>
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