Using Go to Naturally Express Higher-level Distributed Systems Concepts
Timecodes: 00:00 Introduction 01:02 The Problem 02:54 Building Backends Seems Simple 05:21 Infrastructure as Code 07:15 Architecture Diagrams 09:38 The Encore Application Graph 15:25 Developing Distributed Systems 16:36 Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) 17:19 Encore Syntax Tree (EST) 18:10 Live Demo 26:56 Benefits 28:10 Q1 How would Encore work in team setting? 29:31 Q2 Does Encore have bindings for say, Java and Python? 30:45 Q3 What is the advantage of combining infrastructure as code with business logic? 32:28 Q4 Can we use gRPC for Communication between services instead of REST? 35:14 Q5 What about frontend coding? This event is brought to you by Go Singapore. GoSG is a meetup for the Go programming enthusiasts in Singapore. Name: André Eriksson (Founder, encore.dev, Ex-staff Engineer, Spotify) Topic: Using Go to Naturally Express Higher-level Distributed Systems Concepts Through the power of static analysis and code generation, André'll show you how we can write programs that look like regular Go code, that when compiled turn into fully-fledged distributed systems. André is the founder of Encore - a Go backend framework for building distributed systems. He's also an ex-Spotify Staff Engineer and a part-time puppy caretaker. * For more updates on upcoming events, follow us on social media: ✉️ Newsletter → https://goo.gle/devspace-news 👤 Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/DevSpaceSG/ 🐦 Twitter → https://twitter.com/DevSpaceSG 🔴 Meetup →https://www.meetup.com/developer-space/
André Eriksson