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Stop treating concurrency like a bug.

Many engineers view concurrency as a bottleneck. They try to patch it after the system grows. This approach fails.

Concurrency is a byproduct of how you design capabilities. You build the foundation to handle multiple tasks from the start.

If you design for scale, concurrency happens naturally. If you design poorly, you spend your time fixing performance issues.

Design your system capabilities first. The ability to run tasks at the same time follows your design choices.

Source: https://dev.to/chiefmojo79/concurrency-is-byproduct-of-capability-design-not-bottleneck-to-patch-4cnl

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