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Stop treating concurrency as a problem to fix.
Many developers see concurrency as a bottleneck. They try to patch it when systems slow down. This is a mistake.
Concurrency is a byproduct of how you design your system capabilities. If you build your system to handle tasks in parallel, concurrency happens naturally. If you build it poorly, you struggle to fix it later.
Think of it this way:
- Build for capability first.
- Let concurrency follow your design.
- Stop patching symptoms.
- Start fixing the architecture.
Good design makes concurrency easy. Bad design makes it a constant struggle.
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