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❗ This training material was designed for a guided walkthrough by the instructor and is best consumed along with the video recording of the training.
- Using Go's concurrency primitives
- Understand communication across multiple thread of execution
- Synchronizing access to shared resources
- Concurrency patterns
- A computer with Go 1.22+ installed and configured
- An introductory-level knowledge of Go
- Programming experience in another language
- Familiarity working in a terminal
- Read Effective Go (article)
- Read Go Code Review Comments (GitHub doc)
- Read Common Mistakes (GitHub doc)
Johnny Boursiquot is a multi-disciplined software engineer with a love for teaching and community-building. He is the founder and organizer of the Baltimore Go User Group and has served as an organizer of both the Boston Ruby User Group and the Boston Go User Group. He stays busy as a speaker, trainer, podcast host, conference program chair, and advocate within the Go community. His live and recorded trainings are available on various platforms, including O'Reilly, LinkedIn Learning, and Packt.
Reach him on Twitter @jboursiquot.