Java Project Loom and Structured Concurrency | Structured programming | Recro
Java Project Loom aims to bring structured concurrency to Java, a concept that contrasts with "normal" concurrency in the same way structured programming contrasts with GOTO programming
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We recently hosted a webinar on “Understanding Java’s Project Loom and Structured Concurrency” with Srinivasan Raghavan. In case you missed the live session, tune in to the video to understand how Project Loom and Structured Concurrency will bring a paradigm shift to writing scalable and maintainable code. This is a must-watch for all Java developers as Project Loom is expected to drastically change JDK, impacting Java developers across the world.
01:34 – Introduction
03:57 – Little’s law
07:48 - Request per thread
09:18 – Asynchronous non-blocking model
11:06 – Imperative and blocking
15:04 – Monads
19:56 – Structured programming
24:50 – Structured Concurrency
25:33 – Notes on Structured Concurrency
28:12 – J.I. Thread
29:03 – Virtual Thread
47:40 – Limitations of Virtual Thread
48:55 – References
49:13 – Question & answer
Webinar's Deck: https://bit.ly/3s6PdGi
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