Go 1.24 unlocks the power of WebAssembly (Wasm) with new tooling for building high-performance edge applications. In this session, we’ll show you how to leverage the speed, security, and portability of Go to create low-latency Wasm modules that run on Google Cloud’s Service Extensions. We’ll also show you how Shopify uses Go and Service Extensions to move more application logic to the edge to reliably serve millions of customers.

 Everyone has parts of the software development process they find tedious or toilsome. With Gemini Code Assist agents, we can reduce that toil and boost your productivity by intelligently assisting you throughout the entire SDLC. By walking through an example with our unique, agent-driven approach to building and querying code documentation in the newly launched Firebase Studio, we’ll show you how AI agents can accelerate your development and allow you to focus on what you truly enjoy: coding.

Go is the language of the cloud: Startups, enterprises, and cloud providers themselves have long relied on Go to build and operate their business-critical systems and infrastructure. Now, with the onset of generative AI, developers can once again leverage Go’s signature capabilities to productively build scalable, secure, and production-ready AI-powered applications.

In this session, we’ll review Go’s growing AI ecosystem and walk through examples of how developers can integrate their Go services with both managed and open-source AI models.

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