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Stop treating concurrency as a bug.

Many engineers see concurrency as a bottleneck. They try to patch it with quick fixes. They add locks or complex sync tools to solve the problem.

This approach fails.

Concurrency is a result of how you design your system. It is a byproduct of your architecture.

If your design lacks capability, concurrency creates issues. If your design scales well, concurrency becomes a tool.

Build your capabilities first. Solve the architecture before you try to fix the speed.

Source: https://dev.to/chiefmojo79/concurrency-is-byproduct-of-capability-design-not-bottleneck-to-patch-a1

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