Buffered Channels In Go — What Are They Good For?Post 3 in a Series on Go In a previous blog post we looked at how to build an unbounded channel, where writes to the channel would never block. It was built on top of two unbuffered channels, a goroutine, a slice, and a couple of closures. Notably missing was a buffered channel. Buffered channels never have unlimited buffers. Proper use of a buffered channel means that you must handle the case whe
