Join us for an awesome session delving into the world of robust HTTP servers and clients with Go! Our special guest speaker, Johnny Boursiquot, will navigate the intricacies of building resilient and high-performance web applications using Go. Whether you are a seasoned developer or just diving into the Go ecosystem, you are welcome to join. Don't miss out on the chance to enhance your skills and connect with fellow enthusiasts!

We're happy to announce that we'll give away a free code for the [Ardan Labs Ultimate Go Bundle](https://www.ardanlabs.com/training/individual-on-demand/ultimate-go-bundle/) at this event! Plus, everyone in the group can save 20% on the bundle using the code "**stuttgart20**".

Stuttgart Gophers

Jacques

Alexandru Badragan

Shu Adr

Robust HTTP servers and clients with Go

Online event

This is now an online ONLY event! The link will be posted the day of the event. Thank you!

Because of the increase in Zoom-bombing

\* Only people who are signed up as an attendee for the event will be admitted to the meeting. So, it's helpful if you set your full name as your Zoom name so it aligns with your Meetup name. This way it will make it easier for me to see who you are when you are in the waiting room.

\* Once you are added to the meeting, please have your cam turned on. Once you are identified with your cam on, you can feel free to turn it off if makes you feel more comfortable or you want to minimize using up your bandwidth. This way, any Zoom-bomber that does makes into the meeting can easily be identified and banned.

Seattle Go Programmers

Morgan

Jonathan Proctor

james

Monthly Meetup

**Agenda**
5:30pm Networking
6:00pm Speakers
• CoRoutine - A Source-to-Source Go Compiler and Runtime Library (Achille Roussel, StealthRocket)
• TBD
7:00pm End

**Talk 1: CoRoutine - A Source-to-Source Go Compiler and Runtime Library**
Achille Roussel from StealthRocket will outline an open source Go compiler and runtime library they are developing called CoRoutine that turns Go programs into resumable state machines.

The coroutine package allows the function passed as entry point to the coroutine to be paused at yield points and later resumed by the caller.

When pausing, the coroutine yields a value that is received by the caller, and on resumption, the caller can send back a value that the coroutine obtains as result.

Project Link: [https://github.com/stealthrocket/coroutine](https://github.com/stealthrocket/coroutine)

*About the Speaker*
*Achille Roussel is co-founder and CTO at StealthRocket, a company creating a new programming model based on durable coroutines that greatly simplify the development and operation of distributed systems.*

*He has worked as a software engineer on distributed systems for the last 12 years at Twitch, Facebook, Segment, and Twilio and has authored and participate in multiple open-source projects such as kafka-go, parquet-go, wazero, and recently contributed the GOOS=wasip1 port of Go.*

**Talk 2: Building WANIX – a WebAssembly Native Operating System**
Jeff Lindsay will tell the story of a WebAssembly-native operating system and integrated development environment called WANIX.

From a wild idea at a hacker party to a fully realized open source project, WANIX opens up a world of mind expanding possibilities only possible because of WebAssembly.

The project started with the realization that Go’s self-hosting cross-platform compiler could itself be compiled to WebAssembly, creating a pure WebAssembly way to not only make more WebAssembly modules, but executables for any platform. Then, inspired by the beginnings of UNIX and ideas from Genera and Plan9 operating systems, only a few more elements were needed to create a familiar, UNIX-like computing environment that could edit, compile, and run WebAssembly.

*About the Speaker*
*Jeff Lindsay is a builder and entrepreneur most known for his work and ideas in open source developer tooling. From webhooks to Docker, Jeff has spent much of his career building and pioneering generative primitives that let developers do more with less. He aims to remind us that software is magic created from imagination.*

*Event Sponsored By:*
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GoSF

Ken Fromm

Michael Quinlan

Eric  Rauer

[GoSF] CoRoutines + Building WANIX – a WebAssembly Native OS [Thurs, May 9]

Stytch

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THIS IS AN **OFFLINE-ONLY** MEETUP
Please do join if you are a woman or non-binary with some interest in Golang

**======================[ Agenda ]====================================**

11:00 am:: Technical Talk 1 - Speaker Slot Open
11.45 am: Non-technical talk by Fulsmita Bhattacharjee [ [Linkedln](https://www.linkedin.com/in/fulsmita/) \| [Twitter](https://twitter.com/fulsmita) ]
12.15 pm : Technical Talk 2 - Speaker Slot Open

**=======================[ Notes ]================================**

1. This event is free of cost. Our events are free to attend and always will be.
2. If you are interested in attending, please RSVP. Meeting information will be shared only with RSVP'd participants.
3. If you have RSVP'd but cannot attend, please unRSVP to allow other participants to sign up.
4. This event is for you if you identify as a woman or another gender minority, also you have some interest in Go

**==================[ Contact Organizers ]==========================**

* **Jyotsna Gupta**
\[ jyotsna17gupta@gmail\.com \| [Twitter](https://twitter.com/imJenal) \| [Linkedln](https://www.linkedin.com/in/imjenal/) ]
* **Fulsmita Bhattacharjee**
\[ fulsmita\.bhattacharjee@gmail\.com \| [Twitter](https://twitter.com/fulsmita) \| [Linkedln](https://www.linkedin.com/in/fulsmita) ]

**\-\-\-\- Reach out to us \-\-\-\-**
Mail: blr@womenwhogo.org
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WomenWhoGo_BLR

Follow us on the `#bangalore` WomenWhoGo Slack channel: https://womenwhogo.slack.com/messages/bangalore/details/

Women Who Go Bangalore

Jyotsna Gupta

Fulsmita Bhattacharjee

Supriya

Women Who Go Meetup #24

Bengaluru

Hello Gophers!

GoBridge Atlanta is hosting a remote Resume Building event on May 14!

We will be giving a small talk on:

* What makes an effective resume
* How to stand out on a cover letter
* How to make your resume pivot towards Go when you’ve only got so much experience
* AI tools that can help

We will also have the ability to review your resume!

Please email your resume to gobridgeatl@fastmail.com up till two days beforehand if you like to have someone go through it with you that day (Please state also if you'd like one on one or would be willing to be in the main group).

**OR** you can submit one afterwards (up to a week) and one of our reviewers can send you a review afterwards.

This is open to everyone, but we have a limit of 50 people.

If we get more, we will prioritize people who qualify for GoBridge first.

Zoom details will be given to people who RVSP on meetup.

GoBridge Atlanta

Hannah

Jennifer Johnson

Raquel Lawrence

Golang Resume Workshop!

Go Developers

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