Pluralsight – Asynchronous Programming in Java 2022-6

Pluralsight – Asynchronous Programming in Java 2022-6

Pluralsight – Asynchronous Programming in Java 2022-6
Pluralsight – Asynchronous Programming in Java 2022-6

Asynchronous Programming in Java course. This course shows you how to use the Java SE 17 asynchronous programming API to create asynchronous systems, activate tasks after other tasks have completed, and report or recover from errors. Asynchronous programming is a universal pattern for creating efficient, secure, and high-throughput applications. Since Java SE 8, Java has its own API called CompletionStage for creating asynchronous data processing pipelines. In this course, you will learn how to create asynchronous tasks based on the three models provided by this API (Runnable, Consumers, and Functions).

First, you’ll see how you can chain these tasks so that they are triggered after the result of other tasks. Then, you’ll explore which threads execute your tasks in the default API configuration and how you can control them to balance your application and allocate the right number of threads to the right tasks. Next, you’ll discover how you can run some tasks in specific threads, for example if you need to update a graphical component. The API provides various mechanisms for handling exceptions. Finally, you’ll learn how the API handles exceptions, how you can log them, and how to recover from them if possible.

What you will learn:

  • Creating asynchronous systems using the Java SE 17 API
  • Activating tasks after completing other tasks
  • Error reporting and recovery
  • Using CompletionStage to create an asynchronous data processing pipeline
  • Asynchronous task chaining
  • Control of task execution threads
  • Performing tasks in specific disciplines
  • Handling exceptions in asynchronous programming
  • Recording and recovering from errors

This course is suitable for people who:

  • They want to create efficient, secure, and high-throughput applications.
  • Are looking to learn asynchronous programming.
  • They are familiar with Java.
  • They want to create asynchronous data processing pipelines.
  • They are looking to improve the performance of their programs.

Asynchronous Programming in Java Course Specifications

  • Publisher: Pluralsight
  • Instructor: Jose Paumard
  • Training level: Beginner to advanced
  • Training duration: 1 hour and 58 minutes

Course headings

Asynchronous Programming in Java

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Asynchronous Programming in Java

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