Concurrency in Go Programming: Methods and Tools for Efficient Coding

Concurrency in Go Programming: Methods and Tools for Efficient Coding

by Peter Jones
Publication Date: 28/01/2025

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Unlock the full potential of concurrency in Go with "Concurrency in Go Programming: Methods and Tools for Efficient Coding," your comprehensive guide to mastering concurrent programming in one of the most efficient programming languages available today. This book offers a deep dive into Go's concurrency model, showcasing how to effectively use goroutines, channels, and synchronization primitives to build highly scalable and performant applications. From foundational concepts to advanced patterns and best practices, each chapter unfolds the complexities of concurrency in Go, providing practical examples, detailed explanations, and expert insights to equip you with the skills needed to tackle concurrent programming challenges head-on.


Whether you're a seasoned Go developer looking to refine your understanding of concurrency or a programmer versed in other languages seeking to leverage Go's powerful concurrency features, this book has everything you need to develop robust, efficient, and concurrent applications. Explore topics such as goroutine lifecycles, buffered channels, worker pools, the select statement, and the critical role of the context package in managing concurrency. Delve into testing and debugging concurrent programs, ensuring your applications are not only powerful but also reliable and maintainable.


Embrace the concurrent programming paradigm and elevate your Go applications to new heights with "Concurrency in Go Programming: Methods and Tools for Efficient Coding." Start building faster, more responsive applications today and prepare to be amazed at the efficiency and simplicity that concurrency in Go can offer.

ISBN:
9798230866503
9798230866503
Category:
Computing & information technology
Publication Date:
28-01-2025
Language:
English
Publisher:
​Walzone Press
Peter Jones

Peter Jones was educated at Cambridge University and taught Classics at Cambridge and at Newcastle University, before retiring in 1997.

He has written a regular column, 'Ancient & Modern', in the Spectator for many years and is the author of various books on the Classics, including the bestselling Learn Latin and Learn Ancient Greek, as well as Reading Virgil's Aeneid I and II, Vote for Caesar, Veni, Vidi, Vici, Eureka! and Quid Pro Quo.

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