Dive deep into Go's concurrency model, one of the language's most powerful features. This advanced track covers goroutines, channels, synchronization primitives, and battle-tested concurrency patterns. You will learn to write correct, efficient, and race-free concurrent programs, debug concurrency issues with Go's built-in tools, and apply patterns like pipelines, worker pools, and context-based cancellation. The track culminates in a final project where you build a real concurrent application from scratch.
Understand the goroutine lifecycle, Go scheduler internals, WaitGroups, and sync.Once for safe initialization.
Master buffered and unbuffered channels, directional channel types, select statements, and fan-in/fan-out patterns.
Use Mutex, RWMutex, atomic operations, sync.Map, and sync.Pool for fine-grained concurrency control.
Implement production-grade patterns: pipelines, worker pools, context cancellation, and rate limiting.
Use Go's race detector, test concurrent code reliably, and find goroutine leaks.
Build a concurrent web scraper or data pipeline from scratch, applying everything you have learned.
Comprehensive assessment covering all Concurrency in Go modules