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Async/Await-like pattern in Go to make structured concurrency easy and with less boilerplate
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Async/Await-like pattern in Go to make structured concurrency easy and with less boilerplate

DEV Community·ColaFanta·about 1 month ago
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Async/Await-like pattern in Go to make structured concurrency easy and with less boilerplate disclaimer: It is just a pattern that wraps Goroutine and channel. It is still Goroutine underneath. I am not bringing "coloring" to Go code. Functions still call other functions as normal functions, without the need to distinguish async/sync ones. Goroutine For beginners of Go who come from other "colored" languages like JavaScript, one big difference in Golang's mental model is Goroutine. Unlike JavaScript, where you have to be inside an Async function when you want to invoke another Async one, in Go, you can fire a function that runs in parallel anywhere in your function code with the help of Goroutine.…

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