Rob Pike
Concurrency is the key to designing high performance network services. Go’s concurrency primitives (goroutines and channels) provide a simple and efficient means of expressing concurrent execution. In this talk we see how tricky concurrency problems can be solved gracefully with simple Go code.
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21:21 :: recieved ? from c2
what an excellent man
The answer to the first question was unclear. So the indeterminism of go routines cannot be mocked and you just mock the service being called ?
shit flew above my head!
Hey guys I heard you like channels so I put a channel in your channel
The best presentation for Go Concurrency.
Anyone looking for the full source code of the snippets featured in this talk may find it here: https://github.com/adityamenon/Google-IO_2012_Go-Concurrency-Patterns
Slides at http://talks.golang.org/2012/concurrency.slide
Here’s the URL: rspace googlecode com/hg/slide/concur.html#title-slide
Sorry, but C# and Java are better
where is boring func in FanIn program,give me a clear program to understand.pls tis a wonderful in golang
Looks cool, but I still don’t get it – how are channels all that much different from threading ? What’s the advantage over threads?
this is a great talk. very inspiring.
Maybe on the surface. If you want to see the difference, time running 100,000 async calls. 😉
I think I know how they’ve come up with golang logo 🙂
lol, i overdid it
erlang without erlang
Simplicity at its best, Go all the way.
The more I use Go, the more I am impressed how powerful Go is.
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I hope google goes with go (golang) as the new official language for android development, it will be the most assertive choice. This will be the big “Nextstep” for android 😉
select with a slice of channels would be awesome + specifying priority.
I think current would be a better name for channel, but maybe it’s just me 😉
Very interesting. Used it in my concurrency class.
Wonderful talk as is the language.
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A remarkable talk
Go is growing on me more and more. In fact, I’m starting to love it.
This literally just made me cry. This video is why I am so proud of humanity.