Multi-country Architecture and Websockets in Go

In a exclusive and rare joint GoJakarta + ScaleJakarta meetup hosted by Kalibrr, Harits Fahreza Christyonotoputra, the Head of Engineering from Loadsmile will present "Multi-Country Architecture" and Hamza Ali will present "Websockets in Go".

The presentation will begin promptly at 7:00pm, and will end at roughly 8:45pm. There will be a short question and answer period after each part of the presentation. Doors open at 6:30pm. Please come on time, before 7:00pm!

06:30PM -- Doors Open

07:00PM -- Introduction by Kalibrr

07: 10PM -- Harits Fahreza Christyonotoputra - Multi-Country Architecture

07:50PM -- Q&A

08:10PM -- Hamza Ali - Websockets in Go

08:45PM -- Q&A

Harits Fahreza Christyonotoputra, the Head of Engineering of Loadsmile, will present Multi-Country Architecture, in which he will discuss building architectures in multiple countries, why (and when!) it's needed, what needs to be considered, and some sample implementation use-cases.

Harits previously worked at Anabatic Technologies for over 4 years as a Software Development Team Lead and Mentor, and spent a year at Iruna eLogistics as a Software Engineer. Harits also worked at Ruangguru as a Senior Backend Engineer. Harits holds a Bachelor Degree of Informations System from Universitas Mercu Buana. Presentation will be in Bahasa Indonesia.

Hamza Ali, a Go enthusiast and experienced programmer will present Websockets in Go, in which he will overview how Web Browsers can make use of bi-directional communication between the server and client. Hamza will also cover how Websockets can enable chat applications, live displays, and other realtime applications. Hamza plans to cover how Websockets work, and how they can be used with Go and Javascript to build basic realtime applications in the Web Browser. Hamza is a long time programming enthusiast, with 6 years of development experience in Java, Kotlin, Web, and Go. Presentation will be in English.

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