GopherCon 2021 - Day 2
summary
GopherCon talks give concrete outcomes: demos show GPT‑3/Codex generating Go unit tests, bash one‑liners and full web pages (works but needs careful prompts); go scheduler talk extracts runtime traces, shows 10ms preemption, 256-length local run queues and work‑stealing processors visualized via go debug=schedu -> Prometheus/Grafana and Linux signal traces; production numbers include half a trillion events/day at one site; other builds: 3D‑print pipeline in Go (serial gcode, stlfx models, Telegraph→Influx), Delve+DAP VS Code debugger workflows, and Zillow’s Wire‑backed server/worker archetype for tracing, retries and testable mocks.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Pre-Show
- 24:43Welcome - Day 2
- 30:38Natalie Pistunovich - AI-Driven Development in Go
- 1:11:26Madhav Jivrajani - Queues, Fairness, and The Go Scheduler
- 2:04:13Sebastian Spaink - 3D Printing Gophers with Go
- 2:49:52Lightning Talks
- 3:46:59Tom Lyons - Rethinking How We Test Our Async Architecture
- 4:30:41Suzy Mueller - Debugging Treasure Hunt
- 5:25:00Go Time Live - Go Team "Ask Me Anything"
- 6:12:30Arish Labroo - How We Go at Zillow
