January kickoff, gRPC for RESTful web services, and call for submissions!
Details
Welcome to the first meetup of the year! This month, we are excited to have a traveling guest speaker, Cory LaNou of Gopher Guides, who will be presenting on gRPC and gRPC-Gateway. Learn how to create a RESTful web service with gRPC by setting up a basic gRPC service, generate the protobuf code, add a RESTful gateway, and finish it off with Swagger/OpenAPI support.
Last year we spent January's meetup brainstorming cool things to learn about for the remainder of the year, and it worked so well that we're going to try it again this time. If you've ever wanted to speak, or if you have things you know you'd love to hear about, we want to hear from you! Last year we walked away from the January meetup with most of our calendar full - let's try to do even better this time!
And of course there will probably be some surprise lightning talks... :-)
Sponsor: Episource (https://www.episource.com)
Episource is at the forefront of the ever-evolving healthcare marketplace. They help clients paint an accurate picture of patient health profiles by analyzing medical records, claims, and clinical data sets. For the past 10 years, they have served some of the most recognizable Health Plans, Medical Groups and IPAs with one single mission: Simplifying Healthcare.
The space is provided by the Capital Factory.
Schedule:
• 6:30-7:00 - Meet and greet, eat pizza, drink beer (responsibly!)
• 7:00-9:00 - Presentation and discussions
Location:
We are located at the Capital Factory. We're in the same building as the Omni Hotel, but on the business side (Austin Centre). This month, we will be meeting in the room "Antone's" on the 16th floor.
Parking:
Capital Factory offers validated parking for $7 if you park after 5pm and leave before 10pm. Details and other parking options are located here: https://www.capitalfactory.com/parking/
Accessibility:
There is a step-free entrance to the building at the main Omni Hotel entrance located at 8th St. and San Jacinto Blvd (next to the valet stand).
Code of Conduct:
We intend to maintain a friendly and welcoming environment for everyone attending. As such, we have adopted the Go Community Code of Conduct (https://golang.org/conduct). Please report any unwelcome behavior to the meetup organizers or to the Golang CoC Working Group (conduct@golang.org).