Its fairly interesting that this article doesn't mention actors, futures/promises and async/await style co-routines which are all extremely available in all of the major languages available today and broadly used (with the possible exception of golang).
Frankly, I think the concurrency story is one of the weaknesses of golang. Contrary to what this article says you cannot stop thinking about concurrency in your code in golang like you can in some of the more avante garde concurrency models (STM) and it doesn't provide nearly the sophistication in type or post build checking of other languages.
Frankly, I think the concurrency story is one of the weaknesses of golang. Contrary to what this article says you cannot stop thinking about concurrency in your code in golang like you can in some of the more avante garde concurrency models (STM) and it doesn't provide nearly the sophistication in type or post build checking of other languages.