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I'm undecided if I'll stay, because I have withdrawals from Vim, but if I left Vim for anything, it would probably be VS Code. |
Did anybody have any more shoutouts, or do we wanna wrap this thing up? |
**Carlisia Thompson:** I think we're done. |
**Dmitri Shuralyov:** I can do one more quick one... |
**Carlisia Thompson:** Yeah! |
**Dmitri Shuralyov:** This is more for an open source contributor. This will be to [Glenn Lewis](https://github.com/gmlewis). He helps a lot with the go-GitHub Go package - it's the Go client for GitHub's API. He basically makes sure that the PR's get reviewed and merged, and without him I'm not sure what that project ... |
**Erik St. Martin:** Awesome. |
**Carlisia Thompson:** Dmitri, just please add a link to that. |
**Dmitri Shuralyov:** Oh yeah, good idea. |
**Carlisia Thompson:** Thanks. |
**Erik St. Martin:** We'll make sure to get all this stuff that we mentioned into the show notes. So with that, we're probably about out of time, so we're gonna wrap the official show up, and then as always, we might hang out and take some questions from the live listeners. So if you happen to be around at 3 PM on Thur... |
With that, thanks everybody for being on the show. Huge thank you to Dmitri for coming on and baring with us through all of the delays and rescheduling and reworking the way we record episodes temporarily... |
**Dmitri Shuralyov:** Hey, I'm really glad to be here. Thanks for having me! |
**Brian Ketelsen:** Thanks so much for coming, Dmitri. |
**Erik St. Martin:** You can find us on Twitter @GoTimeFM, or GoTime.fm online. If you wanna be on the show or have suggestions for guests or topics, the best way to do that is file an issue on our GitHub repo, which is [ping](https://github.com/GoTimeFM/ping). With that, bye everybody. We'll see you next week. |
**Brian Ketelsen:** Bye! |
**Carlisia Thompson:** Bye! This was a great show! |
**Dmitri Shuralyov:** Bye! |
• Introduction of guest Luna Duclos, game developer at Avalanche Studios |
• Discussion of the game development stack, with Go being used on the server side for infrastructure such as web servers and game servers |
• Explanation of the architecture, including peer-to-peer multiplayer and a lobby-based system |
• Motivation behind using Go on the server side, including speed gains and reduced risk of breaking code |
• Benefits of migrating from Python to Go and App Engine to Kubernetes-managed VMs |
• Discussion of the Kube-Cert-Manager extension for Kubernetes and its use in managing SSL certificates |
• Explanation of the history and development of the Kube-Cert-Manager project |
• Using LetsEncrypt to issue SSL certificates on the fly in Kubernetes |
• Domain renewal emails and the problem of unused domain names |
• Instrumented SQL project, a wrapper driver for Go 1.8 database drivers |
• Open Tracing and Google tracing integration with Instrumented SQL |
• Configuration and logging options for Instrumented SQL |
• Game development libraries and engines for server-side work in Go |
• Consolidation of game development tasks on consoles |
• Steam handling infrastructure for game developers |
• Game engine discussion (UE4, Unity, Frostbite) |
• GopherJS discussion (Polymer bindings, frontend web development challenges) |
• Complexity and frustration with JavaScript ecosystem (module packaging formats) |
• Fragmentation in frontend development, with various ways of managing dependencies and assets |
• Criticism of JavaScript package management systems and dependency management |
• Comparison of Go's simplicity and vendor standard for dependency management |
• Discussion of HTTP/2 and its impact on bundling and asset pipelines |
• Asset hosting and distribution strategies |
• Introduction to the Goggles application for searching GOPATH |
• The use of Gallium and its impact on native app development |
• The potential for cross-platform compatibility with Linux and Windows |
• Release notes for GoKit 0.4.0 and its adoption of the inbuilt context library |
• Gobot's release of version 1.3, supporting BBC micro:bit and DragonBoard |
• Examples of using Gobot for hardware control, including barbecue controllers and drone programming |
• The Women Who Go initiative to send women developers to GopherCon and a crowdfunding effort to support it |
• Discussion about doing multiple events or regions for a project |
• Potential locations for future events: Sweden and Spain |
• New Go contribution guide released by Steve Francia |
• Arbitrary Precision Decimal Package for Go, discussed as a useful tool |
• Second sponsor break announcement |
• Personal discussion of what participants would be doing if not working on the project: |
+ Luna Duclos: organizing conferences or working at a cloud provider |
+ Erik St. Martin and Brian Ketelsen: jokingly discussing alternative careers (hitman, barbecue shop) |
• The origins of barbecue in poor areas where tough cuts of meat were slow-cooked to preserve them. |
• The evolution of barbecue from humble beginnings to a high-end culinary experience with expensive ingredients like brisket costing $700/pound. |
• Discussion of the hosts' hypothetical dream careers, including becoming an investor, working in information security, and inventing new technologies. |
• Shoutouts for #FreeSoftwareFriday, including Webpack for its excellent documentation and Goa for its code generation framework. |
• Struggling to manage GitHub notifications and pull requests |
• Discussion of Helm and its role in Kubernetes, including Chart packages for pre-packaged applications |
• Challenges with YAML configuration files and the availability of JSON file support in kubectl |
• Preference for statically-typed languages over dynamically-typed ones due to compile-time safety and runtime errors |
• Debate on whether Go needs generics, with one participant suggesting an alternative solution through code generation |
• Lighthearted discussion about a participant's experience with hunting alligators with a BB gun |
• Florida alligators and their population |
• Gator removal policies in Florida |
• Negative reinforcement therapy for gators on private property |
• Overpopulation of alligators in Florida |
• Hunting seasons for alligators in Florida |
• The show's off-topic discussion about the topic |
• Go programmers' reactions to the conversation about gators |
**Erik St. Martin:** Welcome back, everybody, to another episode of GoTime. Today's episode is episode number 40, and our sponsors for today are Toptal and The Ultimate Go Training Series. |
On the show today we have myself, Erik St. Martin, we also have Carlisia Pinto - say hello, Carlisia... |
**Carlisia Thompson:** Hi, everybody. |
**Erik St. Martin:** And Brian Ketelsen... |
**Brian Ketelsen:** Hello! |
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