Go has channels (`chan`) which it considers more native than e.g. Mutex. The latter is in a stdlib, the former is a feature of the language proper. Alas, the G

Go has channels (`chan`) which it considers more native than e.g. Mutex. The latter is in a stdlib, the former is a feature of the language proper. Alas, the Go ecosystem could use more channels. I'd say that the adoption is still at the infancy stage. I wonder whether there are any practical shortcomings or is it just a readability tradeoff (the Mutex tends to be super-readable, where the channels not so).