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