Concurrency is a fundamental concept in Go (Golang) that enables the execution of multiple tasks concurrently, making applications efficient, responsive, and capable of utilizing multi-core processors effectively.
One of the key aspects of concurrent programming in Go is the use of concurrency patterns.
In this repository, we explore various Go concurrency patterns, why they are crucial, and provide real-world examples of their usage.
Concurrency patterns offer several benefits:
- Efficient Resource Utilization: Enable better use of CPU cores and memory.
- Responsiveness: Keep applications responsive while performing background tasks.
- Reduced Bugs: Help avoid race conditions, deadlocks, and improve code reliability.