Go Day 2022 on Google Open Source Live

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The Google Open Source Live Team

Join us for the twenty-fifth Google Open Source Live event in our series; “Go Day 2022”!

Google Go experts will share updates on everything from How Go Programs Keep Working, to Structured Logging for Go, Writing your Applications Faster and More Securely with Go, and Respecting Memory Limits in Go.

Throughout the event, our speakers will answer selected questions via the Live Q&A Forum. We’ll wrap up the event with an After Party.

Event:
Go Day 2022 on Google Open Source Live

Date:
Thursday, November 3rd from 9:00 am - 11:00 am PST

Agenda:
9:00 am Opening for Go Day 2022 on Google Open Source Live
Cameron Balahan - Senior Product Manager (Google)

9:03 am Session 1: Compatibility: How Go Programs Keep Working
Russ Cox - Distinguished Engineer (Google)
Go 1, the first stable release of Go, came with a compatibility promise. This talk will explain why that's important, what it does and doesn't mean, and the strategies Go uses to continue to evolve without breaking your programs.

9:25 am Session 2: Structured Logging for Go
Jonathan Amsterdam - Software Engineer (Google)
This session will cover the Go team’s proposal for a new standard library package that will provide structured logging with levels.

9:37 am Session 3: Writing your Applications Faster and More Securely with Go
Cody Oss - Software Engineer (Google)
Learn about the new tools Go is providing for developers to create more secure applications. We will discuss vulncheck and how to write fuzz tests in Go.

9:54 am Session 4: Respecting Memory Limits in Go
Michael Knyszek - Software Engineer (Google)
In this talk, Michael will dive into the new soft memory limit feature coming in Go 1.19, what problems it's solving, and how it can help you avoid out-of-memory conditions in production and improve your applications' resource economy.

10:18 am After Party

11:00 am End

Reasons why you should attend this virtual event LIVE:

1. Selected questions will be answered by our speakers in real time! The Live Q&A Forum will be open during the event from 9:00 am to 10:30 am PST.
2. Join in on the after party fun, where you can participate in an exciting quiz, and hear from our speakers and emcees immediately following the event!