go-concurrency-patterns

To aggregate results from multiple goroutines, use the errgroup pattern to collect outputs while enforcing cancellation and error handling. This skill provides safe-by-default templates to coordinate these concurrent tasks effectively.

Implement a worker pool in Go with fixed concurrency by streaming work items through channels to a fixed number of workers. This skill provides idiomatic Go code sketches demonstrating this pattern with safe synchronization and graceful shutdown.

Use errgroup for managing multiple independent tasks requiring error propagation and cancellation, while a mutex protects shared memory. This skill identifies the most suitable Go concurrency pattern based on your specific task characteristics.

Handle graceful shutdown in a Go concurrent application by coordinating context cancellation and proper channel management to stop workers safely. This skill enforces idiomatic practices for coordinating shutdown without leaving orphaned goroutines.

Yes, it provides safe-by-default Go code for fan-out/fan-in concurrency by offering minimal, idiomatic code sketches. These templates demonstrate proper channel management and context usage to prevent race conditions while distributing and collecting work.