Concurrency with Go

Go is not an esoteric language. In fact, it's a bit boring compared to other earlier curly-braced languages. Many users choose Go just for its runtime, standard library, and tools. But there is actually more to it. The way it executes lightweight goroutines that communicate through channels allows for highly concurrent architectures. To get the most out of it and avoid deadlocks or race conditions, you have to think differently. It needs to be less technical and more natural. Join me on a journey into the world of this concurrency in Go.