Structured Concurrency
Structured Concurrency is a programming paradigm that simplifies the management of concurrent tasks by organizing them in a structured, hierarchical manner.
This approach improves code readability, reliability, and error handling by ensuring that tasks are completed or canceled together in a predictable way. Explore the principles of Structured Concurrency, its advantages over traditional concurrency models, and how it is implemented in various programming languages. Learn best practices for designing concurrent systems that are maintainable and robust.
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Getting Started: Swift's Structured Concurrency
Learn how to apply structured concurrency in your applications, using task groups and other structured concepts.
Using Structured Concurrency and Shared State
Learn how actors and sendable prevent race conditions in your concurrent code.