goroutines

This article is part 8 of a series on writing concurrent network servers, focusing on implementing concurrency in Go using goroutines and the Go runtime's scheduling.

This article provides a basic walkthrough of goroutines in Go, explaining how they simplify concurrency and how to use them effectively.

A detailed technical post exploring how to replicate Go's concurrency model in C using POSIX threads, mutexes, condition variables, and a worker pool, as part of the Solod transpiler project.

Gossamer is a new programming language inspired by Rust that features real goroutines, pause-free deterministic memory management with reference counting and arenas, and a bytecode VM with LLVM compilation. It aims to provide expressive syntax without a borrow checker or garbage collector pauses.