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Speaker: Ron Evans In this fast-paced interactive keynote, we will Go from the incredibly small to as far as our imaginations can ...

Speaker: Dave Cheney In Go it's trivia to start a goroutine, but, as I'm fond of saying, do you know when that goroutine will stop?

Speaker: Jacob Walker, Ardan Labs (@jcbwlkr) Like C, Go uses both stack and heap memory. How can a Gopher know which is ...

Speaker: Axel Wagner Generic methods would allow us to write chaining APIs. This is particularly important for functional iterator ...

Speaker: Björn Andersson Working with mocks is a lot like working out: if you don't know what you're doing then you'll either a) ...

Speaker: Chang Sau Sheong A short introduction to programming AI using Go. Learn about using Go packages, LLM frameworks, ...

Speaker: Dave Cheney, VMware (@davecheney) Well socialised Gophers often cite readability as one of Go's core tenets, ...

When using the right patterns, testing in Go is more powerful than any other language. In this talk I present those patterns and ...

Speaker: Adrian Cole Learn how to practice Generative AI in Golang, using some popular tools written in Golang. You'll learn the ...

Speaker: Swaminathan Venkatraman At Grab, our Go monorepo powers over 600 microservices and centralises shared libraries, ...

Speaker: V N Nikhil Anurag Goroutines are amazing - They work across multiple cores and spawn multitude of threads. While we ...

Speaker: Matt Boyle As a type 1 diabetic, keeping myself alive is a daily P1 incident with runbooks that are constantly out of date.

Speaker: Dave Cheney Go's headline feature is its simple, lightweight concurrency, but most Go programmers that stick with the ...

Have you ever wondered what really lies behind the "go" statement? Did you ever stop and think about differences between ...

Speaker: Natalie Pistunovich, Fraugster (@NataliePis) Natalie will discuss a broad range of aspects of Go application security by ...

Go HTTP server provides great scalability, allocating a goroutine per connection, and reusing the efficient multiplexing and ...

Speaker: Marian Montagnino Since the dawn of computing, we've interacted with computers using the text-based Command Line ...

Speaker: Chewxy Go has no generics. That makes things a lot harder. Or does it? This talk looks at various attempts in creating ...

When you're new to Go, it's easy to build and deploy production systems quickly - and learn the hard way what 'production ready' ...