Writing Accessible Go

Explore techniques for creating accessible Go code in this GopherCon 2018 talk by Julia Ferraioli. Learn how to make development practices more inclusive for developers with disabilities by examining common barriers and implementing simple changes. Discover strategies such as grouping code blocks logically, using short and meaningful variable names, and intentional use of new lines. Understand the importance of pronounceable names and the curb cut effect in improving code accessibility. Gain insights on fostering an inclusive team environment and making your project more navigable for all contributors, regardless of their experience level or abilities.

Intro
Hi, I'm julia
Intermittent failures are the WORST
Demo
Group code blocks logically
Keep names short
Make names meaningful
Use pronounceable names
Use new lines intentionally
Curb cut effect
Writing accessible Go