Fleet goes to GopherCon 2025

Fleet attended GopherCon 2025 in New York, where they engaged with the Go programming community through sessions and networking, contributing to the upcoming 4.74 release of Fleet. Highlights included Google's Cameron Balahan discussing Go's role in the AI era, emphasizing its type system and simplicity as beneficial for AI training and code consistency, and Jess McClintock's presentation on software supply chain security, introducing Google's CapsLock tool for detecting suspicious library interactions. Alan Donovan discussed codebase modernization, while Patricio Whittingslow explored using TinyGo as an operating system. The conference also featured discussions on instrumenting, tracing, profiling, and lightning talks covering topics like compile-time assertion techniques and AI software development. Attendees gained insights into Go's evolving capabilities, including the experimental Green Tea garbage collector and recent crypto library improvements, all contributing to a vibrant exchange of ideas aimed at enhancing Fleet and the broader Go community.

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