Resources related to talks given at GopherConIndia

Talk Slides

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List of Talks

Evolution of a Gopher | Blog post by Francesc Campoy Flores

Herding Gophers | Blog post by Aaron Cruz

Gopher from the future by Gabriel Aszalos

A Journey From Ruby to Go by Mike Gehard

Go In Action - The Channel Guarantee by William Kennedy
Rely Race Code | Tennis Match Code | Blog post

Go for Front End Developers by Julia Poladsky

Joy of single purpose services in Go | Blog post by Niket Patel

Go Faster: Optimising Go Programs by Jason Moiron

Practical Tips for Creating a Go Package Successfully | Blog post by Keiji Yoshida

Building RESTful Services With Go and MongoDB | Blog post by Shiju Varghese

Web development using Go and Ember.js by Baiju Muthukadan

Go metaprogramming | Blog post by Beyang Liu

Concurrency by Data Structures (and nasty examples) - Verónica López

Principles of designing Go APIs with channels by Alan Shreve

Cgo: Go under the hood | Blog post by Rajesh Ramachandran

Closing Keynote: The Roots of Go by Baishampayan Ghose

Opening Keynote: Embracing the Standard Library by Bryan Liles

EMBD | Blog post by Kunal Powar

Concurrent, High-Performance Data-Access With Go by Sunil Sayyaparaju

An alternate approach to data by Amit Upadhyay

Bleve - modern text indexing for Go | Blog post by Marty Schoch

Gottp: A micro backend framework in Go by Piyush Verma

N1QL a query language in Go. It makes "cents" by Sriram Melkote

High performance git infrastructure with Go | Blog post by David Calavera

Building Internet of Things with Go by Lakshan Perera

Go for Simulations in Wireless Research by Dr. Sendil Devar

How to keep wall street chatting using Go | Blog post by Matthew Campbell

Image Processing at scale in Go | Blog post by Jyotiska NK

Raytracing in Go | Blog post by Guillaume J. Charmes

Closing Keynote: Simplicity and collaboration | Blog post by Dave Cheney

Lightning Talks

Henchman - Orchestration tool, inspired by ansible by Sudharshan S

Going from C++/Python to Go by Shantanu Tushar Jha

Project Varnam - A cross platform transliterator for Indic language by Jijesh

Excuse me, your crypto is showing by Siddarth Mathur

Goroutines vs. threads by Krishna Sundarram

Megam PaaS by Yeshwanth Kumar

Instrumenting your Go code by Bhasker Kode

The worldwide Go community by William Kennedy

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