| 1 | 0[$] Learning about Go internals at GopherCon null/LWN/0000764131 70\r |
| 2 | i [Front] Sep 5, 2018 19:20 UTC (Wed) (jake)\r |
| 3 | i\r |
| 4 | i GopherCon is the major conference for the Go language,\r |
| 5 | i attended by 1600 dedicated "gophers", as the members of its\r |
| 6 | i community like to call themselves. Held for the last five\r |
| 7 | i years in Denver, it attracts programmers, open-source\r |
| 8 | i contributors, and technical managers from all over North\r |
| 9 | i America and the world. GopherCon's highly-technical program is\r |
| 10 | i an intense mix of Go internals and programming tutorials, a\r |
| 11 | i few of which we will explore in this article. Subscribers can\r |
| 12 | i read on for a report from GopherCon by guest author Josh\r |
| 13 | i Berkus.\r |
| 14 | i\r |