In this chapter, we've tried to remove some of the ambiguity of Go's concurrency patterns and models by giving visual, real-time feedback to a few applications, including a rudimentary RSS aggregator and reader. We examined the dining philosophers problem and looked at ways you can use the Go concurrency topics to solve the problem neatly and succinctly. We compared the way CSP and actor models are similar and ways in which they differ.

In the next chapter, we will take these concepts and apply them to the process of developing a strategy to maintain concurrency in an application.