>async programming
Async programming
Easton Howard
Daniel Cooper
>Task.Run
Henry Jones
LOW PROXIMITY MAGNETIC DISTORSION SYSTEM
Angel Jackson
>Async programming with kotlin
suspend fun preparePost(): Token {
// makes a request and suspends the coroutine
return suspendCoroutine { /* ... */ }
}
Aiden Price
Platform.runLater(() -> doSomeJavaShit());
Christian Robinson
>await DoSomeShitAsync()
wow so hard
Juan Cooper
const foo = async () => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 3000));
Cameron Nelson
it warms my heart knowing there are people out there literally unable to comprehend such a simple concept
Camden Bell
go gas(jews)
problem?
Levi Flores
tbf async is mish-mash of parallelization concepts. its a pretty abstraction for writing, but debugging is a nightmare in a lot of languages depending on how their arbiters.
Dominic Rivera
What an excellent post
Hudson Peterson
It's simple in C#. Use async/await for anything I/O bound and Task.Run for anything CPU bound.
Isaac Martin
>everything but the kitchen sync programming
Angel Carter
my first experience with async shit was with java's CompletableFuture at work and I was not looking forward to it because of memes. But it turns out it's super easy and you basically just write normal code and it works the exact same except for the exception bs but you have .catch() for that.
Alexander Reed
based
Robert Phillips
I like to work with JS's async stuff.
Alexander White
async is easy to understand but it's rarely implemented well. python asyncio is fucking awful.
Connor Carter
std::jthread worker{[](){ std::cout
Daniel Mitchell
Gavin Perez
c++ is as ugly as rust
Nolan Gonzalez
Just pretend memory is infinite and stop worrying.
Memory is cheap, CPU cycles are cheap, just write crap software same as everyone else.
Julian Nguyen
>async
not necessary here