Parallelism Antipatterns
Parallelism antipatterns are common mistakes or practices that should be avoided when designing and implementing parallel or concurrent code. Parallelism is the use of multiple threads or processes to execute tasks concurrently, and when not done correctly, it can lead to various issues such as performance problems, deadlocks, race conditions, and more.
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