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By now, we have two years of experience with generics in Go. Most Go developers are probably familiar with its basic usage, but ... Why doesn't the Go standard library provide a concurrent cache? Because Go emphasizes building custom data structures that fit ... This session is for Gophers who are interested in maximizing a system's processing throughput without compromising reliability in ... Channels provide a simple mechanism for goroutines to communicate, and a powerful construct to build sophisticated ... Evolving Your API Speaker: Jonathan Amsterdam, Go Team How can you change your API while ... In this talk, we'll answer the age-old question—“Is Go a systems programming language?”—by showcasing TinyGo's rise as the ...

Go is more than just a programming language—it's an industry pioneer. From its revolutionary concurrency model to its leadership ... In this talk, Alan will report recent progress in analysis and refactoring tools for Go. The talk will cover: * The principles of the Go ... Memory latency and bandwidth are becoming increasingly constrained, and these trends are at odds with most of today's garbage ... Many Go programs are web services or clients for web APIs. But Go can do more than that! The same features that make Go ... 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? Many Gophers, maybe even most of us, came to Go from other languages. Often those were object-oriented languages like C++, ...

In this lightning talk, Sergii will dive into the internals of the Git protocol and share his experience implementing a Git SSH server ... As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the practice of software engineering, Go developers face both exciting opportunities ...