2023 May Meetup

Hi everyone! 👋
We are excited to announce our May in person event 🎉
Register now and join us for a wonderful evening hosted by Monzo 🥳
(Boardwalk House, 5 Appold St, London EC2A 2DA)

Agenda

• 6:00 PM - Refreshments and registration
• 6:15 PM - Welcome & event kickoff
• 6:30 PM - 🗣️ Handling ambiguity as a developer with Dyana Rose
• 7:00 PM - 🗣️ Building the right metrics for your Go service using Prometheus with Anjali Sharma
• 7:30 PM - Break
• 7:45 PM - 🗣️ Concurrency with Shehneel Hasham
• 8:15 PM - Networking/Discussion

Sessions
Handling ambiguity as a developer
Interesting problems are ambiguous problems and ambiguous problems come with many unknowns that can leave you stuck, unable to ship. In this talk I'll present a way of approaching ambiguous problems that will help you ship working solutions while finding the unknowns and not getting bogged down in them.

Building the right metrics for your Go service using Prometheus
In the world of distributed systems, observability, tracing and alerting are a developer’s weapons. Let’s talk about what and how of making your microservice more traceable, with better logging, alerting and dashboards using some of the market leaders like Prometheus, Grafana etc.

Concurrency
This talk aims to inspire people to learn concurrency, and to code! As well as explain the basics of concurrency to complete beginners and get into some go code, I have simple analogies prepared like comparing the London underground to a concurrent system.

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🗣️ If you'd like to give a talk at any of our events, you can sign up to be a speaker on our ongoing Call for Papers. We will then get in touch with you to find a time to present and help you prepare your talk. 💪

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🏡 Interested in hosting or supporting us? Please get in touch **adelina@womenwhogo.org** and we can discuss how you can get involved.

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