World Congress 2021 • Jun 28, 2021

Concurrency with Go

Frank Müller

Stop fighting error-prone threads and mutual exclusion locks. Go's native concurrency primitives let you build elegant, thread-safe architectures by communicating across channels instead of sharing memory.

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