"It works on my machine™ — until it doesn’t. Enter Nix (for Go devs)"

Practical Reproducibility for Go Projects, with Nix

Go developers often rely on Makefiles or Docker to manage toolchains and CI environments.
It works — until it doesn’t: version drift, onboarding friction, or those “works on my machine” moments.
In this session, we’ll explore Nix as a practical way to define a fully reproducible Go environment — including the Go toolchain, linters, code generators, and pre-commit hooks — all in a single declarative file.