Introducing vice: Go channels across many machines
Concurrency is a great way to get more stuff done faster. Go channels are perfect for enabling multiple concurrent goroutines to safely communicate within a single process, but if we want to let multiple machines/nodes communicate in a similar way, we have to write completely different code and integrate with messaging queues, gRPC, or something else. Until now. Vice abstracts message queue techno
Writing worker queues, in Go
Have you ever wanted to write something that is highly concurrent, and performs as many tasks as you will let it, in parallel? Well, look no further, here is a guide on how to do just that, in Go! This isn't new For an absolutely riveting (to me) talk on concurrency patterns, I highly recommend watching the following videos: Concurrency is not Parallelism by Rob Pike is a good video to start with,
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