This course explores various approaches to handling concurrency in Java, including threads, executors, actors, fibers, and completable futures. By solving a simple concurrent problem using different methods, participants will learn about the benefits and considerations of each approach in terms of simplicity, readability, configuration, and management. The course covers theoretical concepts, practical applications, and provides insights on when to use each concurrency management technique. The intended audience for this course includes Java developers interested in mastering concurrent programming techniques.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
REVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPER TOOLS
WHY DO WE CARE?
CONCURRENCY PARALLELISM
THEORY
PRACTICE
WHY THREADS
COMMUNICATION
PROBLEM ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
TAKEAWAY: THREADS
THREAD POOLS
CONCERNS: EXECUTORS
TAKEAWAY: EXECUTORS
FORK JOIN FRAMEWORK
TAKEAWAY: FORK JOIN POOL
COMPLETABLE FUTURES
Using types
ACTOR SYSTEM
TYPED ACTORS
TAKEAWAY: ACTORS
QUASAR FIBERS
TAKEAWAY: FIBERS
TRANSACTIONAL MEMORY
TAKEAWAY: TX MEMORY
CONCLUSION
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