09:45

Dave Cheney

Things I Find Myself Repeating About Go

Seven years ago Peter Bourgon gave a talk entitled ‘Ways to do things’ detailing his experiences building services in Go. This talk is my homage to Peter’s talk. I will discuss the techniques, patterns & tricks that I have found myself repeating as I have written Go in production for the last decade.

10:25

Elisa Xu

Wrong Comparison is the Thief of Joy

You’ve heard the old adage – comparison is the thief of joy.  Indeed it is. But more specifically, wrong comparison is the thief of joy. We compare for a living. We test to see if our expectations match our realities and write hundred of lines of code to compare what we want vs what we got.  Yet do we actually know what we are comparing, and what obscure test failures threaten to steal our joy?

11:15

Axel Wagner

The Why of Iterator Design

With Go 1.23 Go got user-defined iterators integrating with range. The final design has sparked a lot of discussions: Why does it use functions, not interfaces? Why this particular signature? I you through the history of this design, as a case-study of how Go language features are discussed.

11:45

Rashmi Nagpal

The Gopher Orchestra: Distributed Machine Learning with Go

Have you ever wondered unique challenges that arise when scaling machine learning algorithms across distributed systems? Well, in this talk, lets leverage the symphony of goroutines working in harmony,to tackle large-scale ML problems with ease.

13:45

Charles Korn and Joshua Hesketh

80% faster, 70% less memory

the Go tricks we’ve used to build a high-performance, low-cost Prometheus query engine
We’re building a brand-new Prometheus-compatible query engine for Grafana Mimir which runs up to 80% faster and with up to 70% lower peak memory usage. In this talk, we’ll share how we’ve achieved this, some of the Go performance lessons we’ve learnt, and how you can apply them to your own projects.

14:15

Miguel Elias dos Santos

Kubernetes Operators with Go

In my talk, I want to give real-life examples and guidelines on when and how Kubernetes operators can be implemented to consolitate complex cloud orchestration chalenges. Go is a central piece of this puzzle as not only Kubernetes itself but also Operators can (and should) be written in Go!

14:45

Renaldi Gondosubroto

Mastering Distributed Tracing with Go

Uncover the secrets of distributed tracing in Go! Learn how to implement robust tracing to monitor, debug, and optimize complex Go applications. This talk will empower you with the knowledge to enhance observability and performance, making your Go services rock solid and efficient.

15:35

Miho Sasaki

Overview of Gomobile and Its Use Cases

Gomobile is a powerful tool that enables to build an application by using Golang on iOS and Android applications, as well as on macOS.In this talk, I will first provide an overview of gomobile. And, I’ll explain how to use gomobile and how it render the application view with using a simple application as an example.
Also, I will explain a different use case by using binding. Later, I will summarize the pro and cons for using gomobile and introduce other projects related to.

16:05

Sungmin Han

Is Go A Good Language to Build Compilers?

This session explores creating an open-source compiler in Go, covering syntax compilation, internal optimizations, and Profile-guided Optimization (PGO). We’ll also discuss LLVM backend integration and plans for compiler bootstrapping, with a focus on accessibility for beginners at compiler.