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<p>The international conference about <a href="https://mastodon.uno/tags/GoLang" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>GoLang</span></a> in Italy.<br />(Florence, 5th-7th October, 2025)</p>

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    ๐Ÿงช Your tests pass. Your coverage looks great. But are your tests actually catching bugs? At #GoLab2026, Takuma Shibuya will introduce mutation testing in Go: a way to challenge your test suite and reveal the weaknesses that coverage alone can hide. Because 100% coverage doesn&amp;#39;t always mean 100% confidence. https://golab.io/talks/your-tests-pass-but-do-they-work-mutation-testing-in-go

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    ๐Ÿ‘€ Observability without touching the code? At #GoLab2026, Kemal Akkyoun will explore how to instrument Go applications without changing a single line, comparing the trade-offs between overhead, stability, and security. Zero-touch observability is getting real. https://golab.io/talks/how-to-instrument-go-without-changing-a-single-line-of-code

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    ๐Ÿ—œ๏ธ Compression is all about trade-offs. Smaller payloads, lower bandwidth, faster transfers... but at what cost in CPU, memory, and compatibility? At #GoLab2026, Klaus Post will guide you through the compression landscape in Go and help you choose the right tool for the job. https://golab.io/talks/go-data-compression

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    ๐Ÿ”Œ No operating system. No C. Just Go. At #GoLab2026, Gianguido Sorร  will show how Go can run directly on bare metal, building firmware with TamaGo and even powering a complete FIDO2 security token. A different side of Go that most developers never get to see. https://golab.io/talks/no-os-no-problem-writing-firmware-in-pure-go

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    ๐Ÿ“ˆ 99.9% uptime doesn&amp;#39;t mean your product works. Your systems may be healthy while your users are struggling. At #GoLab2026, Anette Haferkorn will show how to build observability around user journeys, connect technical metrics to business outcomes, and ship software with confidence using OpenTelemetry. https://golab.io/talks/observability-driven-development-why-999percent-uptime-doesnt-mean-your-product-w

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    ๐ŸŽฎ Every systems programmer knows the challenge: &amp;quot;But can it run Doom?&amp;quot; At #GoLab2026, Tarcisio Ferraz will take us inside the journey of building a WebAssembly VM from scratch in Go, covering parsing, execution, memory management, debugging, and performance tuning. And yes, it runs Doom. https://golab.io/talks/yes-it-runs-doom-building-a-webassembly-vm-in-go-from-scratch

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    Code by day. Play by night. ๐ŸŽฒ Join us at the GoLab Gala Game Night for an evening of board games, food, drinks, and great company. ๐ŸŽŸ๏ธ Reserve your spot: https://golab.io/gala-game-night #GoLab2026

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    Planning your trip to Bologna? Hotel bookings for GoLab are now open! Weโ€™ve secured a dedicated room allotment for conference attendees at the Savoia Regency and Savoia Hotel Country House. Use the links and booking code in the thread below to reserve your stay. Rooms are limited, so donโ€™t wait too long. See you!

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    ๐Ÿ˜ PostgreSQL scales beautifully... until a few seemingly harmless choices get in the way. At #GoLab2026, Yoann La Cancellera will share practical lessons from large-scale Postgres environments and reveal the hidden pitfalls that can limit your application&amp;#39;s future growth. Build for today. Scale for tomorrow. https://golab.io/talks/avoiding-pitfalls-with-postgres-and-go

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    ๐Ÿ”’ Security isn&amp;#39;t something you add at the end. At #GoLab2026, Davide Imola will explore how to build secure Go applications from day one, covering secure coding practices, supply chain security, vulnerability management, and fuzz testing. Because the best security bugs are the ones you catch before attackers do. https://golab.io/talks/securing-go-for-production-best-practices-supply-chain-testing

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    ๐Ÿšจ The metrics look good. The users disagree. At #GoLab2026, Yash Chauhan will walk through real-world Go production incidents: memory leaks, runaway goroutines, misleading latency metrics, and the debugging techniques used to uncover them. Because averages don&amp;#39;t tell the whole story. https://golab.io/talks/go-performance-under-pressure-debugging-production-bottlenecks

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    ๐Ÿ—„๏ธ Most developers use sqlc. Few know how it actually works. At #GoLab2026, Nikolay Kuznetsov will take us inside sqlc&amp;#39;s compilation pipeline, showing how SQL queries are parsed, analyzed, and transformed into type-safe Go code. A deep dive for developers who like to understand their tools, not just use them. https://golab.io/talks/sqlc-deep-dive-how-sql-becomes-type-safe-go-code

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    ๐Ÿชต Logging is easy. Useful logging is harder. At #GoLab2026, Spencer Kormos will explore how to get the most out of Go&amp;#39;s `log/slog`, with practical patterns for building structured, maintainable, and testable logging in production systems. Because logs should help you understand your system, not just fill your disks. https://golab.io/talks/slog-in-anger-production-patterns-for-testable-and-concise-structured-logging

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    ๐Ÿ” Got a Go binary but no source code? At #GoLab2026, Ivan Pesenti will show how to audit third-party Go binaries using eBPF tracing and static analysis to uncover unexpected network, filesystem, and process activity. Trust nothing. Verify everything. https://golab.io/talks/trust-nothing-how-to-audit-third-party-go-binaries-securely

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    ๐Ÿน What if Go was your entire stack? At #GoLab2026, Tanguy Herrmann will show how Go can power everything from REST APIs to web frontends, desktop applications, and even native mobile apps. One language. One ecosystem. Every layer. https://golab.io/talks/full-stack-go-from-native-mobile-app-to-rest-backend

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    ๐Ÿš— 540 video files. 9 hours of footage. One road trip. At #GoLab2026, Sadie Freeman will show how a personal side project became a real-world concurrency challenge in Go, involving file validation, metadata analysis, and multi-stage processing pipelines. A practical story about building fast systems with Go. https://golab.io/talks/dashcam-to-timelapse-a-concurrent-pipeline-in-go

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    ๐Ÿ–ฅ๏ธ Most developers build applications. Andrew Williams built an entire desktop environment. At #GoLab2026, discover how Go can be used to create a complete desktop experience, from core components and integrations to a full suite of applications. Because sometimes a single app isn&amp;#39;t ambitious enough. https://golab.io/talks/creating-a-full-desktop-environment-with-go

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    ๐ŸŽฌ Missed a talk from #GoLab2025? Time to catch up! All the conference videos are now available on our YouTube channel. Relive your favorite talks, discover the ones you missed, and get ready for #GoLab2026! ๐Ÿš€ https://www.youtube.com/@golabconference9448/featured

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    ๐Ÿš€ Curious about Go + HTMX? Haseeb Majid presents โ€œWhat I learnt building a web app with Go and HTMXโ€. A story of simplicity, full-stack dev, and less JavaScript. ๐ŸŒŸ @majiy00 ๐Ÿ•‘ 11:30 AM ๐Ÿ“ Michelangelo Room #golang #golab2025