I’ve just stumbled on a news: there is a Project Loom going on in OpenJDK. It’s basically coroutines!
https://cr.openjdk.java.net/~rpressler/loom/Loom-Proposal.html
#jdk #openjdk #coroutine
https://cr.openjdk.java.net/~rpressler/loom/Loom-Proposal.html
#jdk #openjdk #coroutine
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Check out the current state of Project Loom (lightweight threads, "virtual threads" as they call them) in Java.
#java #loom #coroutine
#java #loom #coroutine
Found an interesting idea in this post: using
#kotlin #coroutine #fp
suspend modifier to mark all non-pure functions and to prevent us from invoking those functions from the pure ones. The idea becomes especially interesting with Redux-like approaches. #kotlin #coroutine #fp
👨💻 Jorge Castillo
Tracking side effects at compile time with suspend
Thinking of suspend as a Kotlin stdlib mechanism for flagging and tracking effects at compile time. Going declarative Functional Programming puts a lot of emphasis on achieving concern separation between the pure logics of a program (algebras) and the runtime…
In this post you’ll learn how to apply coroutines for awaiting a layout pass completion or an animation end.
#ui #view #coroutine
#ui #view #coroutine
Russ Cox's post about implementing coroutines for go. Yep, coroutines, not goroutines. The main idea is to allow running something on demand, concurrently, but not in-parallel. I don't really understand the use case yet, but can recommend the post, interesting reading.
#golang #coroutine
#golang #coroutine