welcome to gopherlabs - why go (golang)?

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This document introduces Gopherlabs and provides information about the Go programming language. It discusses why Go was created, its key features like performance, concurrency, and being compiled, and how it is used by many large companies. It provides resources for learning more about Go including the Gopherlabs website and recommends starting to learn Go if you haven't already.

Welcome to Gopherlabs
Welcome to Gopherlabs
Sangam Biradar
Author – EngineItops.com
founder of gopherlabs
Twitter : @BiradarSangam
Gopherlabs.collabnix.com

Go
Why Golang?
(this is a great article)

performant
multiple-cores
concurrency
compiled
network

clean syntax
powerful standard library
garbage collected

welcome to gopherlabs - why go (golang)?

“Go has its own elegance and programming idioms that make the
language productive and fun to code. The language designers set out to
create a language that would let them be productive without losing access
to the lower-level programming constructs they needed. This balance is
achieved through a minimized set of keywords, built-in functions, and
syntax. Go also provides a comprehensive standard library. The standard
library provides all the core packages programmers need to build real-
world web and network based programs.”
~ Bill Kennedy, Go In Action

http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2009/11/hey-ho-lets-go.html

What other language is used for all of these?
● web apps
● network servers
● mobile applications
● machine learning
● image processing
● load balancers
● system admin
● hardware
● scripts
● crypto

“Initially, our Go-based system ran on 20 servers, with 20 million real-time connections in total.
The system sent 2 million messages a day. That system now runs on 400 servers, supporting
200 million+ real-time connections. It now sends over 10 billion messages daily.”
The Go Blog

Review
● Golang is awesome
● Holy crap! A lot of great companies are already using golang
● You should have already learned Golang a year ago
○ but at least you’re starting now.

● Golang / Go Jobs & Developers
● Currently using Go
● Other than Google, what companies are using Go in production?
● Go: 90% Perfect, 100% of the time.
● Google's Go language is off to a great start, but still has work ahead (3/2015)
● The Go Blog

Do Less. Enable More.
Russ Cox
Tech Lead for the Go project and the Go team at Google, July 2015
http://blog.golang.org/open-source

Go & Web
http://stackoverflow.com/research/developer-survey-2015

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welcome to gopherlabs - why go (golang)?

1. Welcome to Gopherlabs Welcome to Gopherlabs Sangam Biradar Author – EngineItops.com founder of gopherlabs Twitter : @BiradarSangam Gopherlabs.collabnix.com

2. Go Why Golang? (this is a great article)

3. Go was invented by geniuses

4. performant multiple-cores concurrency compiled network

5. clean syntax powerful standard library garbage collected

6. portable compiles on many OS’s

7. backed by Google

8. open source

10. source: Brad Fitzpatrick

11. source: Brad Fitzpatrick

12. “Go has its own elegance and programming idioms that make the language productive and fun to code. The language designers set out to create a language that would let them be productive without losing access to the lower-level programming constructs they needed. This balance is achieved through a minimized set of keywords, built-in functions, and syntax. Go also provides a comprehensive standard library. The standard library provides all the core packages programmers need to build real- world web and network based programs.” ~ Bill Kennedy, Go In Action

14. http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2009/11/hey-ho-lets-go.html

15. companies using Go

75. Farewell Node.js

78. What other language is used for all of these? ● web apps ● network servers ● mobile applications ● machine learning ● image processing ● load balancers ● system admin ● hardware ● scripts ● crypto

79. “Initially, our Go-based system ran on 20 servers, with 20 million real-time connections in total. The system sent 2 million messages a day. That system now runs on 400 servers, supporting 200 million+ real-time connections. It now sends over 10 billion messages daily.” The Go Blog

80. Review ● Golang is awesome ● Holy crap! A lot of great companies are already using golang ● You should have already learned Golang a year ago ○ but at least you’re starting now.

81. Resources gopherlabs.collabnix.com

82. ● Golang / Go Jobs & Developers ● Currently using Go ● Other than Google, what companies are using Go in production? ● Go: 90% Perfect, 100% of the time. ● Google's Go language is off to a great start, but still has work ahead (3/2015) ● The Go Blog

85. Do Less. Enable More. Russ Cox Tech Lead for the Go project and the Go team at Google, July 2015 http://blog.golang.org/open-source

86. Go & Web http://stackoverflow.com/research/developer-survey-2015

88. @sangambiradar @BiradarSangam Sangam Biradar

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