Go at Google I/O

[Andrew Gerrand]

Among the Go sessions at I/O this year is a Fireside Chat with the Go Team, where we will be talking about Go, and taking questions from the audience.

To better engage the Go community, this session will be streamed live via the Google I/O web site, and we'll be taking questions from gophers around the world.

So if you have something on your mind, ask us via Google Moderator: http://goo.gl/8sG1h We'll answer the most highly rated questions.

Andrew

[tomwilde]

I'd like to watch the video but it seems it has been made private.

:-(

[Matt Silverlock]

Watched a good part of the chat (before it seemed to have some technical issues) and really appreciated the candor. Especially so when it came to talking about parts of the language each core member wouldn't mind changing or excising, if they could do over.

[Aaron France]

Is it time to bring this badboy out of retirement? http://arethegovideosupyet.com/

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[Julien Schmidt]

On Friday, May 17, 2013 9:56:23 AM UTC+2, Aaron France wrote:

Is it time to bring this badboy out of retirement? http://arethegovideosupyet.com/

Yes.

I watched the "Fireside Chat" but missed the other sessions. Are they worth waiting for the videos?

[Kevin Patel]

When will the Fireside Chat with the Go Team video be available?

[Ian Lance Taylor]

On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 7:06 AM, Kevin Patel <dco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When will the Fireside Chat with the Go Team video be available?

Soon, I hope, but note that the videos are in the hands of the folks
who work on Google I/O, and they are not on this mailing list.

Ian

> On Wednesday, May 15, 2013 3:47:35 PM UTC-4, Andrew Gerrand wrote:
>>
>> Among the Go sessions at I/O this year is a Fireside Chat with the Go
>> Team, where we will be talking about Go, and taking questions from the
>> audience.
>>
>> To better engage the Go community, this session will be streamed live via
>> the Google I/O web site, and we'll be taking questions from gophers around
>> the world.
>>
>> So if you have something on your mind, ask us via Google Moderator:
>> http://goo.gl/8sG1h We'll answer the most highly rated questions.
>>
>> Andrew
>

[tomwilde]

On Friday, May 17, 2013 5:47:49 PM UTC+2, Ian Lance Taylor wrote:

Soon, I hope, but note that the videos are in the hands of the folks
who work on Google I/O, and they are not on this mailing list.

Ian

I think the problem is just that the talk replays are marked as private as soon as off-air.

The GoogleDevelopers youtube channel should make them publicly accessible again.

[David Symonds]

The first video is up:

Advanced Go Concurrency Patterns (Sameer Ajmani)
http://youtu.be/QDDwwePbDtw

[Julien Schmidt]

I like the example in the video...

A RSS client at Google (I/O)? Oh the irony... 

[Jackie Li]

"My favorite feed reader disappeared, I need a new one."

+1

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[Kevin P]

Sameer Ajmani did a amazing job in this talk, really liked the way he laid out the issues and possible solutions.

[David Symonds]

The next video us up:

Fireside Chat with the Go Team

http://youtu.be/p9VUCp98ay4

[David Symonds]

The final video is up:

High Performance Apps with Go on App Engine
http://youtu.be/fc25ihfXhbg

[John Barham]

Nice!

For those of us following along at home, the slides can be found at
http://talks.godoc.org/github.com/dsymonds/talks/2013-may-io/hpwa.slide.