This Call For Proposals (CFP) includes one type of presentation:
- Keynotes and Talks, located in the multi track online sessions with English and Turkish languages.
All presentations will be recorded and published online after the conference.
Online Keynotes and Talks
Time limit: 40 minutes
Keynotes and Talks will be held in the online July 25th. The audience of up to 1,000, will consist of Go programmers of all experience levels. There will be no questions from the audience as part of your time allotment.
Advice for authors
Proposals will be reviewed based on the selection criteria below. Please demonstrate as best as you can that your proposal meets them, so our reviewers feel confident about recommending it. One paragraph is not sufficient. Several paragraphs are barely sufficient. Please keep in mind that there has never been a GopherCon proposal that hit all the criteria, yet was rejected because it was too long.
Selection Criteria:
- Relevance. The talk is relevant to the Go community. GopherCon is not a general software conference, our audience wants to hear about topics that relate to the Go programming language.
- Clarity. You’ve clearly explained what you are going to talk about.
- Correctness. You’ve demonstrated knowledge of your topic. You don’t have to be an expert, but you are expected to be speaking from experience.
- Achievability. You’ve thought about how to present your material in the time available.
- Impact. The goal of the talk! What new idea, technique, tool, or information will you impart on the audience?
