Concurrency is one of Go's superpowers, but mastering its tools can make a huge difference in writing efficient, scalable code.
In my latest article, I break down two powerful concurrency primitives in the Go programming language:
🔹 sync.WaitGroup: Perfect for synchronizing independent goroutines.
🔹 sync.Cond: Ideal for coordinating tasks based on specific conditions (e.g., producer-consumer scenarios).
💡 What you'll learn:
✅ Practical examples of sync.WaitGroup in action.
✅ How to use sync.Cond to tackle condition-based synchronization.
✅ A comparison of sync.WaitGroup vs. channels—when to use what.
✅ Best practices to avoid concurrency pitfalls in Go.
📖 Check out the article here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/master-basics-concurrency-go-syncwaitgroup-synccond-archit-agarwal-shrbc
💬 Got a favourite Go concurrency tool or pattern? Share it in the comments! Let’s discuss and learn together.
Top comments (0)