Learn how to implement a Redis streaming master-consumers pattern to delegate messages, handle concurrency, and avoid data conflicts using Redis commands like XREADGROUP and XCLAIM.

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Learn how explicit locking techniques in PostgreSQL help manage concurrency control and prevent data conflicts in high workload databases by using table-level, row-level, and advisory locks effectively.

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Learn how JavaScript’s single-threaded event loop enables asynchronous, non-blocking concurrency using callbacks, Promises, and async/await to handle tasks efficiently and avoid callback hell.

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Parallelism in JavaScript is a technique to improve the performance of web applications by executing multiple tasks simultaneously.

Parallelism in JavaScript

Learn how to solve race conditions in Go by using the sync/atomic package for atomic operations and pointers, offering faster and simpler alternatives to mutex locks in concurrent programming.

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A comprehensive guide to concurrency in Go, covering goroutines, channels, and the Go scheduler. This article explains the differences between concurrency and parallelism, dives into the implementation details of channels, and explores the inner workings of the Go scheduler. It provides insights into how Go's concurrency model compares to other languages and offers a deep understanding of Go's efficient approach to managing concurrent tasks.

Go Concurrency

Learn about common Go concurrency pitfalls and master handy patterns like goroutines, channels, fan-in, timeouts, and replication to build fast, robust concurrent programs with easy-to-use synchronization.

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Learn the difference between data race and race condition in multithreaded programming, and discover how mutex and atomic operations ensure data safety by controlling access to shared resources.

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