100%, as I was reading the article I was remembering the different types of concurrency mechanisms I've used and I think it's helpful to have something like gor

100%, as I was reading the article I was remembering the different types of concurrency mechanisms I've used and I think it's helpful to have something like goroutines as a first-class language feature but it's not new in any way. When it comes to concurrency I think it's good to go through the curriculum: - main loop + interrupt handler - processes (fork) - multi-core concerns - threads (now is a good time to learn about mutex, semaphore, critical section) - lightweight threads (fiber, coroutines, green threads): learn how they are different - async/await statemachines written by the compiler Ok, now we have the background info to make wise choices and call things by their generalized names to avoid holy wars.