GopherCon Europe 2022: Egon Elbre - Production Ready Concurrency

About the talk: Concurrency is difficult to get right despite convenient language features. This talk covers rules of thumb and tips to avoid many of the problems.

About the speaker: Egon Elbre is a software engineer with over 10 years of experience. He started playing with Go just after the first public announcement and has hung around since then. He loves finding new ways of looking at code such that it would be easier to maintain, understand and, most of all, ensure that it delivers value. He strongly believes that there are explanations that help people learn and be productive faster. When he's not neck deep in code he's either drawing or playing the piano.

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[davidkarr]

Concerning slide visibility, this is an extremely common post production mistake made by conference organizers. It is supposedly preferable to ensure that the speaking presenter is fully visible, but that is often the least important aspect of a presentation. You should put the image of the presenter in a small box and make the slides much larger.

[CrystalSergeant]

slides are barely visible :| 1/2 of screen is nothing and 1/5 of screen are slides. Please consider next time to remove borders at least

[johnF]

Slides are small, but code is unreadable small! Please add a link to slides.

[sealoftime]

A lot of new ideas in this talk! Thanks, Egon!

[GabrielPozo]

Thanks, Egon!! It's a great talk

[oleksandrpodustov]

can you expand a bit on why we should not use user context and which should be used when? Maybe you have some sources of proof(info) on that?