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Learning Functional Programming in Go
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Learning Functional Programming in Go

by Lex Sheehan
November 2017
Intermediate to advanced
670 pages
17h 35m
English
Packt Publishing
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Example implementations

Now that we see the value in the pipeline pattern, let's start planning a Go implementation of one.

In Go, pipelines are implemented using a series of stages connected by Go channels. A Go pipeline begins with a data source (aka producer), has stages that are connected via channels, and ends with a data sink (aka consumer).

The data source can be a generator function that sends data to the first stage and then closes the initial outbound channel.

Each filter (step or stage) in the pipeline:

  • Consists of one or more Goroutines that run the same function (aka filter)
  • Receives upstream data via one or more inbound channels
  • Transforms the data in some way
  • Sends data downstream via one or more outbound channels
  • Closes its outbound ...
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