10 things you (probably) don't know about Go
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The State of Go
The State of Go Where we are in February 2016 Francesc Campoy Gopher at Google Time flies Go 1.4 is one year old (happy birthday!) Go 1.5 is already 6 months old! Go 1.6 to be released sometime in February. Go 1.6 Candidate Release 1 was released on January 28th 2 Notes The slides are available on /talks/2016/state-of-go.slide Most of the code examples won't run except locally and using Go 1.6. Th
Go Concurrency Patterns
Go Concurrency Patterns Rob Pike Google Video This talk was presented at Google I/O in June 2012. Watch the talk on YouTube 2 Introduction 3 Concurrency features in Go People seemed fascinated by the concurrency features of Go when the language was first announced. Questions: Why is concurrency supported? What is concurrency, anyway? Where does the idea come from? What is it good for? How do I use
Stupid Gopher Tricks
Stupid Gopher Tricks GolangUK 21 August 2015 Andrew Gerrand Video A video of this talk was recorded at GolangUK in London. Watch the talk on YouTube 2 This talk This talk is about things you might not know about Go. Some of this stuff you can add to your Go vocabulary. Other things are probably best left for special occasions. 3 Language 4 Type literals (1/2) Here's a familiar type declaration: ty
How Go was made
How Go was made GopherCon Closing Keynote 9 July 2015 Andrew Gerrand Video A video of this talk was recorded at GopherCon in Denver. Watch the talk on YouTube 2 This talk How was Go made? What was its development process? How has the process changed? What is its future? 3 The early days 4 Three friends Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson's thought experiment: "What should a modern, practi
Go in Go
Go in Go Gopherfest 26 May 2015 Rob Pike Google Go in Go As of the 1.5 release of Go, the entire system is now written in Go. (And a little assembler.) C is gone. Side note: gccgo is still going strong. This talk is about the original compiler, gc. 2 Why was it in C? Bootstrapping. (Also Go was not intended primarily as a compiler implementation language.) 3 Why move the compiler to Go? Not for va
High Performance Apps with Go on App Engine
High Performance Apps with Go on App Engine Google I/O, May 2013 David Symonds Software Engineer, Google Video This talk was presented at Google I/O in May 2013. Watch the talk on YouTube 2 Overview Why Go + App Engine History, Status Gopher Mart Finding performance bottlenecks Defer work Batching Caching Concurrency Control variance 3 Why Go + App Engine Go compiles to native code App Engine is a
The State of Go
The State of Go Where we are in May 2015 27 May 2015 Andrew Gerrand The State of the State of Go I gave a similar talk at FOSDEM in February 2015. go.dev/talks/2015/state-of-go.slide This talk builds on that talk. 2 Go 1.5 3 Release schedule Go 1.5 is scheduled for release in August 2015. The major work is done. We are now in the "feature freeze" period. 4 From C to Go The gc tool chain has been c
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talks/2015 - The Go Programming Language
talks/2015 - The Go Programming Language