Concurrency in Go: Tools and Techniques for Developers

This book is meant for developers who have some experience with Go; I make no
attempt to explain the basic syntax of the language. Knowledge of how concurrency is
presented in other languages is useful, but not necessary.
By the end of this book we will have discussed the entire stack of Go concurrency
concerns: common concurrency pitfalls, motivation behind the design of Go’s con‐
currency, the basic syntax of Go’s concurrency primitives, common concurrency pat‐
terns, patterns of patterns, and various tooling that will help you along the way.
Because of the breadth of topics we’ll cover, this book will be useful to various cross-
sections of people. The next section will help you navigate this book depending on
what needs you have.