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Concurrency issues don't magically go away by switching to another language, but they have a much better chance of getting cleanly addressed by switching to a l
by moonlighter 12y ago
Concurrency issues don't magically go away by switching to another language, but they have a much better chance of getting cleanly addressed by switching to a language which has explicit/native features as part of its design to help address concurrency issues, via goroutines/channels in this case.
- mietek 12y ago> by switching to a language which has explicit/native features as part of its design to help address concurrency issues …such as Haskell or Erlang.