Erlang takes another approach to many of these problems of concurrency. But I don't think you can argue that one is right while the other is wrong. Rather, righ

Erlang takes another approach to many of these problems of concurrency. But I don't think you can argue that one is right while the other is wrong. Rather, right and wrong depends on your perspective and view on things. Also, I am not sure there is one solution that fits all problems. It depends on your problem what is easiest to use. I mostly program Erlang, but I am following along on the Go-path since it is an interesting language - a modern C is my view of the language.