In this final recipe, we have included other tips and tricks that haven't been included in other recipes of the chapter:
- Whenever possible, use concurrent design patterns: In software engineering, a design pattern is a solution to a common problem. They are commonly used in software development and concurrency applications and are not an exception. Patterns such as signaling, rendezvous, and mutex define how to implement concurrent applications in concrete situations, and they have been used to implement concurrent utilities.
- Implement concurrency at the highest possible level: Rich threading APIs, such as the Java concurrency API, offer you different classes to implement concurrency in your applications. Try to use the ones that provide you a higher level of abstraction. It will make it easier for you to implement your algorithm, and they are optimized to give better performance than...
