Creating Asynchronous Applications with Virtual Threads Venkat Subramaniam BackEnd

The most recent releases of Java are some of the most important releases, thanks to the inclusion of Virtual Threads. This feature has a direct impact on scalability of your applications and also in your ability to create asynchronous code without having to write a lot of boiler plate code to achieve the non-blocking capability. In this presentation we will understand the usecase for this feature and dive deep into the benefits it offers.

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It's worth a million and definitely worth watching

[@skootdiggity1301]

Venkat: 'I hope you don't stand around waiting for the coffee to finish brewing'. Me: "Of course I do that. I'm not a weirdo."

[@sasaa4908]

amazing content on fundamentals on computing , thank you Venkat.

[@bangladeshibadmintonny]

phenomenal explanation. Venkat is the best.

[@SuperQaeed]

Simply Simply brilliant, Mr Venkat🎉

[@andreyv116]

Virtual threads are a very nice solution for dealing with function coloring resulting from kotlin's coroutines and flows

[@lucianoortizsilva]

Very good, that's what I needed. Thank you \o

[@emersontavera9362]

It's worth watching it multiple times, so much knowledge in this, thanks

[@piyushgoel5120]

Utterly useless. 15 mins of content in this 57 mins talk. Too verbose and full of theatrics.

[@bugra320]

Little covered during a whole hour. Not worth it

[@zickzack987]

Replacing a platform based thread pool by a virtualpertask pool might be a very dangerous thing.