Media Summary: Instrumenting Go applications without modifying source code has long been a challenge due to the language's static nature and ... At Assembled, we serve tens of millions of LLM requests, powering customer support AI for companies like Canva, Etsy, and ... Ken Thompson's "Reflections on trusting trust" highlights the potential disparity between source code and the final built product, ...

Gophercon 2025 Compile Time Errors - Detailed Analysis & Overview

Instrumenting Go applications without modifying source code has long been a challenge due to the language's static nature and ... At Assembled, we serve tens of millions of LLM requests, powering customer support AI for companies like Canva, Etsy, and ... Ken Thompson's "Reflections on trusting trust" highlights the potential disparity between source code and the final built product, ... Go is more than just a programming language—it's an industry pioneer. From its revolutionary concurrency model to its leadership ... Go ships with great tools for diagnosing performance bottlenecks, with pprof's CPU profiler being perhaps the most well-known ... What happens when a speaker presenting a much-anticipated talk about escape analysis doesn't arrive in

Go 1.13 introduced support for working with wrapped Come along on a lightning-speed tour of the latest and greatest happenings in the world of TinyGo. From the beginning, the TypeScript compiler has been self-hosted, evolving alongside a growing ecosystem of millions of ... In this talk, Bill will share how to use Go's trace tooling to examine a Go program's performance. Along the way, he will live-code a ...

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GopherCon 2025: Compile Time Errors My Belovéd - Branden J Brown
GopherCon 2025: Strategies for Auto-Instrumenting Go Applications Without Code Changes - Hannah Kim
GopherCon 2025: Scaling LLMs with Go: Prod Patterns for Handling Millions of AI Requests - John Wang
GopherCon 2025: The Code You Reviewed is Not the Code You Built - Jess McClintock
Testing Time (and other asynchronous code) - Damien Neil | GopherCon EU 2025
GopherCon 2022: Errors: to Log, or Not to Log? - Konrad Reiche
GopherCon 2025: Go's Next Frontier - Cameron Balahan
GopherCon 2025: Profiling Request Latency with Critical Path Analysis - Felix Geisendörfer
GopherCon 2025: Understanding Escape Analysis to Speed Up Your Code - Bill Kennedy
GopherCon 2020: Working with Errors - Jonathan Amsterdam
GopherCon 2025: A Small Update on TinyGo - GopherCon 2025 Edition - Ron Evans
GopherCon 2025: Porting the TypeScript Compiler to Go for a 10x Speedup V2 - Jake Bailey
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GopherCon 2025: Compile Time Errors My Belovéd - Branden J Brown

GopherCon 2025: Compile Time Errors My Belovéd - Branden J Brown

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GopherCon 2025: Strategies for Auto-Instrumenting Go Applications Without Code Changes - Hannah Kim

GopherCon 2025: Strategies for Auto-Instrumenting Go Applications Without Code Changes - Hannah Kim

Instrumenting Go applications without modifying source code has long been a challenge due to the language's static nature and ...

GopherCon 2025: Scaling LLMs with Go: Prod Patterns for Handling Millions of AI Requests - John Wang

GopherCon 2025: Scaling LLMs with Go: Prod Patterns for Handling Millions of AI Requests - John Wang

At Assembled, we serve tens of millions of LLM requests, powering customer support AI for companies like Canva, Etsy, and ...

GopherCon 2025: The Code You Reviewed is Not the Code You Built - Jess McClintock

GopherCon 2025: The Code You Reviewed is Not the Code You Built - Jess McClintock

Ken Thompson's "Reflections on trusting trust" highlights the potential disparity between source code and the final built product, ...

Testing Time (and other asynchronous code) - Damien Neil | GopherCon EU 2025

Testing Time (and other asynchronous code) - Damien Neil | GopherCon EU 2025

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GopherCon 2022: Errors: to Log, or Not to Log? - Konrad Reiche

GopherCon 2022: Errors: to Log, or Not to Log? - Konrad Reiche

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GopherCon 2025: Go's Next Frontier - Cameron Balahan

GopherCon 2025: Go's Next Frontier - Cameron Balahan

Go is more than just a programming language—it's an industry pioneer. From its revolutionary concurrency model to its leadership ...

GopherCon 2025: Profiling Request Latency with Critical Path Analysis - Felix Geisendörfer

GopherCon 2025: Profiling Request Latency with Critical Path Analysis - Felix Geisendörfer

Go ships with great tools for diagnosing performance bottlenecks, with pprof's CPU profiler being perhaps the most well-known ...

GopherCon 2025: Understanding Escape Analysis to Speed Up Your Code - Bill Kennedy

GopherCon 2025: Understanding Escape Analysis to Speed Up Your Code - Bill Kennedy

What happens when a speaker presenting a much-anticipated talk about escape analysis doesn't arrive in

GopherCon 2020: Working with Errors - Jonathan Amsterdam

GopherCon 2020: Working with Errors - Jonathan Amsterdam

Go 1.13 introduced support for working with wrapped

GopherCon 2025: A Small Update on TinyGo - GopherCon 2025 Edition - Ron Evans

GopherCon 2025: A Small Update on TinyGo - GopherCon 2025 Edition - Ron Evans

Come along on a lightning-speed tour of the latest and greatest happenings in the world of TinyGo.

GopherCon 2025: Porting the TypeScript Compiler to Go for a 10x Speedup V2 - Jake Bailey

GopherCon 2025: Porting the TypeScript Compiler to Go for a 10x Speedup V2 - Jake Bailey

From the beginning, the TypeScript compiler has been self-hosted, evolving alongside a growing ecosystem of millions of ...

GopherCon 2025: Go’s Trace Tooling and Concurrency - Bill Kennedy

GopherCon 2025: Go’s Trace Tooling and Concurrency - Bill Kennedy

In this talk, Bill will share how to use Go's trace tooling to examine a Go program's performance. Along the way, he will live-code a ...