We will conduct this event in English to accommodate the diverse audience, including individuals from various backgrounds who are interested in the activities of this group and potentially the topic.

Go, also known as Golang, is a high-level programming language developed by Google that combines performance efficiency with ease of use. This statically typed language is characterized by fast execution, efficient memory management, a simple syntax system, and built-in concurrency capabilities, making it a popular choice for building scalable and reliable software systems.

In this engaging session, Bruno Banelli will share valuable insights into Go programming, offering a comprehensive understanding of its syntax, standard library, and its application in building scalable, reliable applications.

Beyond technical content, this event emphasizes the significance of knowledge sharing and continuous learning. In today's dynamic tech landscape, staying updated with emerging technologies is crucial. By participating in discussions about Go, attendees not only enhance their skills but also contribute to the growth of the developer community.

Whether you're an experienced Go developer or a curious newcomer, this event welcomes all. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Bruno Banelli and connect with fellow enthusiasts who share your passion for programming and innovation.

06:30 PM: Gathering & Intro

06:45 PM: "Go programming language"

Bruno Banelli, Director at Banelli d.o.o.

The programming language Go (officially "Golang") is a relatively new programming language on the market, and for the last few years it has been a competitive first class citizen programming language on the world market. The aim of the lecture is to introduce the basic syntax to the present participants, but more importantly, to explain the key advantages of the language as well as the paradigms by which the language facilitated the practical application of process parallelization. During the lecture, the ecosystem of the Go programming language (compiler, toolchain, tools) would be shown to the participants, operational use would be presented and an attempt would be made to approach the complex problem of computer science - parallelization - in a simple way. The expected duration of the lecture is 90 minutes.

08:15 PM: Networking

How to find us:
Algebra University College, Gradišćanska ulica 24, 10000 Zagreb
Faust Vrančić Hall, on the left after passing through main entrance