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Why Coroutines are Actually No Magic in Kotlin
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Why Coroutines are Actually No Magic in Kotlin
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Alex Sokol demystifies Kotlin coroutines by explaining their underlying mechanics, state machines, and how they differ from lightweight threads.
Hello everyone! I often communicate with people on Kotlin topic and a lot of them tend to understand coroutines as something magic. As something that is like threads, but more cheap. Why not to make threads cheap then? Where is the difference and why coroutines are actually very simple concept. In this video we will cover this topic and understand how it works under the hood. Link to My GitHub Profile: github.com/y9san9 Link to My Telegram Channel: t.me/alexmeta Link to My Telegram Profile: t.me/y9san9 Mail Me: y9san9@gmail.com #kotlin #android #coroutines #underthehood #developmentWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended for developers wanting to understand the low-level implementation and state machine of Kotlin coroutines.