Agenda
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6:00 Networking | Food | Drink
6:30 Speakers
Talk 1: Using Gob & Other Stories in the Course of Writing an MMO
Quick talk: Go & Lambda A Demo + Some Lessons Learned
Talk 2: [open slot]

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Talk 1:
Peter Kwangjun Suk will detail his experience as a lone developer using Go to write an MMO. He will talk about why Go's strengths made it easier, how "microtyping" strings avoided some huge performance hits as well as made refactoring much easier. He'll also go into detail on using Gob & how it made handling client-server states much easier.

About the Speakers
Peter Kwangjun Suk gets paid to write programs that can syntactically analyze & automatically port other programs. His appreciation of languages with a minimalist flair started with Smalltalk & eventually led him to Go. You can find him on Hacker News or send him gmail as stcredzero.

Quicktalk: Go & Lambda A Demo + Some Lessons Learned

Ryan Neal from Netlify will provide a demo on deploying/running a Go function into lambda. He'll deploy code as well as outline a number of the lessons he learned.

Talk 2: TBD

Looking for another talk. Please contact the organizers.