About the reviewers

Corey Scott is a principal software engineer currently living in Melbourne, Australia. He has been programming professionally since 2000, with the last 5 years spent building large-scale distributed services in Go.

A blogger on a variety of software-related topics, he is passionate about designing and building quality software. He believes that software engineering is a craft that should be honed, debated, and continuously improved. He takes a pragmatic, non-zealous approach to coding, and is always up for a good debate about software engineering, continuous delivery, testing, or clean coding.

Janani Selvaraj is currently working as a data analytics consultant for Gaddiel Technologies, Trichy, where she focuses on providing data analytics solutions for start-up companies. Her previous experience includes training and research development in relation to data analytics and machine learning.

She has a PhD in environmental management and has more than 5 years' research experience with regard to statistical modeling. She is also proficient in a number of programming languages, including R, Python, and Go.

She reviewed a book entitled Go Machine Learning Projects, and also coauthored a book entitled Machine Learning Using Go, published by Packt Publishing.

Arun Muralidharan is a software developer with over 9 years' experience as a systems developer. Distributed system design, architecture, event systems, scalability, performance, and programming languages are some of the aspects of a product that interest him the most. Professionally, he spends most of his time coding in C++, Python, and C (and perhaps Go in the near future). Away from his job, he also develops software in Go and Rust.