opherConAU 2027 is the fourth edition of the annual Australian Go programming language conference. It brings together Go developers, industry experts, and international speakers for workshops, keynote presentations, and networking. The event emphasizes diversity, collaboration, and innovation, reflecting the values of the modern tech industry. Located in th…
Learn how to use the humble bloom filter and Go to search the worlds source code! Discover how searchcode.com uses both to provide blazing fast search over 75 billion lines of code…
In this talk, Julia will explain the motivation for writing a beginner-friendly programming language. She will then show you how to write an interpreter using only the Go standard …
Writing good tests is a critical part of software engineering that doesn't always get the attention it deserves. This talk will present strategies and concrete approaches you can u…
My journey into the tech world was a bit unconventional. I initially studied medicine and spent a decade working in the hospitality industry. However, I eventually made a career pi…
One major part of Software Engineering is the art of trade-offs. It might be difficult to come up with different designs and how to figure out which one to use. In this talk we'll …
Go provides great primitives for concurrency, but Coroutines are a concurrency pattern not served natively. They are one of the oldest proposals of a general control abstraction, c…
When Go added generics, it also added unions to interfaces. They let you specify a list of types, constraining a type parameter to be from that list. However, those types can not b…
While working together over the past 4 years at Dapper Labs with Go as the primary backend language, we’ve shared countless code reviews. From late night incidents during surging p…
The rapid evolution of web technologies brings forth a new paradigm: WebAssembly (Wasm). As a binary instruction format, WebAssembly bridges the gap between web applications and na…
An audience of 9 companies, parsed from the program.
The numbers below are derived from the speakers, sponsors, and exhibitors on this page — cross-referenced into one ledger. They are the only thing here that 10times.com cannot tell you.
These companies sponsored two or more peer events recently, but aren't on this program. For an organizer, that's a list of warm prospects.