Hands-on Concurrency with Go: Get hands-on using Goroutines and channels

Leonora Tindall

Mex$2687.99

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Video Jul 2018 2hrs 33mins 1st Edition

Leonora Tindall

Mex$2687.99

5 (1 Ratings)

Video Jul 2018 2hrs 33mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Understand Go’s concurrency features and their tradeoffs
Identify the types of concurrent problems and how to tackle them most effectively
Apply the Go language to solve programming problems

Description

This course presents you a hands-on look at creating concurrent and parallel programs using the Go programming language. From a blazing-fast garbage-collected memory model to effortless, lightweight Goroutines to speedy communication using in-memory channels, Go makes powerful concurrency primitives available which are unparalleled in other languages. This course provides you with both the theoretical and practical knowledge you will need to apply them to your own software. This course covers the basics of concurrency and parallelism in Go, along with in-depth looks at the three types of concurrent and parallel program models and an introduction to concurrent architecture. This course will show you the multitude of tools available in Go for implementing concurrent systems, including goroutines, blocking channels, buffered channels, and non-blocking in-memory communication.You will build multiple concurrent applications and examine the benefits and drawbacks of the various concurrency options available. By the end of the course, you will be able to rapidly and confidently identify concurrent and parallel problems and apply the Go language concurrency constructs to solve them. The code bundle for this video course is available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Hands-on-Concurrency-with-Go-video

Who is this book for?

This course is for developers who want to get to grips with concurrency techniques with Go. We assume that they are acquainted with coding with Go We assume that they’re well-versed with Golang basics as we won’t be covering any programming basics in the course if you want to code for anything but the smallest, weakest systems with Go, this course is for you.

What you will learn

Theory of concurrency and parallelism
How to use Goroutines to implement concurrent systems
The Go memory sharing model with channels
The importance of I/O concurrent design for high-performance software
How to improve performance by recognizing and exploiting inherent data parallelism
Techniques for improving your software’s architecture with the “gopher” model
Best practices for building concurrent systems in Go

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