If you've battled race conditions with multiple Goroutines trying to initialize the same resourceโwhether it's a cache pool or a loggerโyou know the struggle is real!
Good news: Go's sync.Once makes it ridiculously simple to ensure safe, one-time initialization. No more worrying about complex thread-safe code! ๐
๐ In my latest article, I break down:
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Why the Singleton Pattern matters for concurrent applications
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How sync.Once helps prevent race conditions with minimal code
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Real-world examples + code you can try right away!
๐ Check it out here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/go-singleton-pattern-using-synconce-safe-efficient-one-time-agarwal-azxoc
๐ Code examples in my GitHub repo: https://github.com/architagr/The-Weekly-Golang-Journal/tree/main/sync_once
Let me know your thoughtsโHave you used sync.Once in your projects?
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