Program your next server in Go

[@BernhardHofmann]

By far the best intro to go I've seen. Pure gold! 🙌🏻

[@sameerajmani7538]

Slides for this talk: talks.golang.org/2016/applicative.slide#1

[@serignesow933]

Thanks Sameer for all your contributions

[@hitzhangjie]

Thank you very much for sharing

[@neilclay5835]

Go routines in combination with closures and channels == total awesomeness

[@germandiagogomez]

I started not liking Go the first time I saw it. But I must say that for writing servers it is amazing and almost unbeatable.

[@maxproske1950]

That was an amazing demo. I loved learning facts about visibility/type declarations/what's enforced by the compiler, as I was learning!

[@nisachannel7077]

Minor correction. Java Generics were introduced in Java 5, not Java 4. Great introduction to Go, specially for someone with a background in Java.

[@elidrissii]

Absolutely great presentation.

[@kamalabuhenamostafa]

Well introduction of Go

[@Luix]

Amazing the tricks to improve performance

[@पापानटोले]

Is it 21st century Erlang?

[@TheSrishanbhattarai]

Great demo!

[@boot-strapper]

Really great demo!

[@AvindraGoolcharan]

9:45 where does Rust fit into this paradigm? :)

[@sirnawaz]

It belongs close to C and C++... just above C++.

[@ricochetojosdemiel]

Excelente

[@deNudge]

I always thought, this should be Japanese (pronounced "sekai"), also meaning "world"...

[@Wuselol]

Sameer looks a bit like a real life version of Eli Vance from Half Life :D

[@jamesbond9810]

developing countries are going to use huawei 5G so they do not have limitation for network, however....you understand...who has the limitation for network in the future. :)

[@harish1508]

What is the guarantee that my private data in my Go app is not there by Google??

[@brendanhonea1432]

Go is an open source language. That's your guarantee

[@netizentrotter514]

What's the guarantee that your private data in a Java Application is not being exposed to Oracle?

[@ekowcharles7890]

Scala = Java++ Hahahaha

[@kefsound]

NEVER

[@Simon-xi8tb]

do not do what the title says

[@llothar68]

I found it impossible to use because it has no C macro preprocessor. Please add it and i start using it ..... :-)

[@walter0bz]

many people would use it *because* it has no C macro preprocessor :)However I agree a sanitised macro system (see Rust) is useful. But what if they allowed 'typeless functions' to behave like macros?(like a simplified generic) it wouldn't breach their simplicity much

[@Wren6991]

GCC has a "preprocess only" option. Shove your Go code through GCC first if you really want C macros. One extra line in your makefile!

[@winterfrost5253]

every third sentence he says 'aahhhhh...mmmm..'