Go with goroutines and channels is a nice way to handle concurrency.
At least it was the one that was easiest for me to wrap my head around and actually improved the performance of my code without weird race conditions or bugs.
Go concurrency is basically threads + the ability to choose between classic mutex synchronization (and all the problems with that like reentrancy bugs) or burn yourself in channel hell with deadlocks and buffer bloat.
Have to you agree with you there. I was pretty hyped for Go some 4-5 years ago but discovered its parallelism/concurrency model was essentially mutexes / condition variables / bounded queues when you get down to it. It's an improvement over doing it manually -- but definitely not a big one.
At least it was the one that was easiest for me to wrap my head around and actually improved the performance of my code without weird race conditions or bugs.