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Distributed Computing with Go: Practical concurrency and parallelism for Go applications
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Found 1 comment on Distributed Computing with Go: Practical concurrency and parallelism for Go applications:

u/nik_san · 12 pointsr/golang

You* can try this book - Distributed computing with Go.

After a brief intro into testing with Go and other such stuff, it explains how goroutines & channels work under the hood then shows how to use them. And rest of the book is about using these concepts with networking applications etc.