Stream Processing over Go Channels and Go 1.6 Release Party

Great news Tampa gophers! Not only, will Vladimir Vivien be presenting but we'll also be celebrating the upcoming release of GO 1.6!!!! Our Tampa GO community is thriving, Go keeps giving, and we hope you come participate and join the community--and celebration!

Join the World Wide Celebration of Go 1.6

We'll be celebrating Go 1.6 a day ahead of the world-wide release party--or, the same day if you lump us into another time zone :) It won't be a party without you! You should come and join us!

Topic

Channels and goroutines are one of the major pillars that attract newcomers to Go. They provide primitives that let programmers to clearly reason and create concurrent programs using well known patterns of communication and synchronizations. In this presentation, Vladimir Vivien will discuss open source Go project Automi ( https://github.com/vladimirvivien/automi ), an API to do stream processing over Go channels. Automi leverages Go channel pipeline patterns to let programmers compose multi-stage pipelines to do stream processing. Programmers define stream operators as Go functions that are applied to data streamed within channels.

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About the Speaker

Vladimir Vivien (@VladimirVivien) was a Java programmers for a decade+. Like many other Go programmers, he did not appreciate the power of Go until he let "go" of the baggages of formal OO. Now he does writes Go code and writes about Go.