Asynchronous Programming in Java using Virtual Threads, Venkat Subramaniam

[@krishnathjadhav1129]

Amazing talk. Venkat simplified the concepts with real examples. That shows his absolute authority over the subject. Gratitude for sharing the knowledge.

[@kesarkiran5265]

Love the talks by him!

[@shashwatkaundinya6035]

Good Talk as always

[@ChavdarDimitrov2511]

I agree that one or two analogies less could be better. However I like the approach of the lecturer and his way of simplifying a complex topic.

[@ahmedelbarqy4849]

I really applauds the metaphors, great talk

[@PavanKumar-IT]

Super talk. Thank you Sir

[@techaido]

JAVA is finally becoming a good waitress 💁🏻‍♂🎉 Time to comeback and have a meal in this restaurant Excellent talk Venkat.👏🏽 NonBlocking Fun 🤩

[@guruprasadr6743]

Rather an unconventional way to present a talk but manages to get the points across quite clearly.

[@YogeshShinde31]

Parallel stand up comedy and teaching

[@bhasoor]

More of comedy though... phokat ka show off....

[@Eirenarch]

Disappointing. 12 minutes stories about waiters as if he's explaining to 1st year university students

[@Anbu_Sampath]

that's best way to explain the new concept to everyone.

[@Eirenarch]

@@Anbu_Sampath Who is this "everyone". This is a video from a paid conference for Java developers, why is it optimized for "everyone"?

[@Anbu_Sampath]

@@Eirenarch beginners and college students also attend conference.

[@Eirenarch]

@@Anbu_Sampath I doubt that a beginner that would need this level of explanation would attend and also I doubt that it even makes sense trying to explain this concept to them

[@Strannik20111]

It's funny that the title of the talk is "Asynchronous Programming in Java ", but the first 15 minutes of coding goes in Kotlin

[@AlFracoAl]

An over confident A$s|-|0L3

[@karthickjayaraman2090]

He is a passionate Java zealot. Mind your words.