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Promises make asynchronous programming much easier than the traditional event-listener or callback approaches. This video ...

Mat shows you a small mistake that can sneak into your code when using async/await and how to fix it! If you have questions or ...

Finally, we tackle the topic of async/await in Rust, and specifically looking at how to use and think about async/await more so than ...

A gentle exploration of building an identd for Linux using async/await, tokio 0.2 and Rust 1.39. This first part includes creating a ...

Futures are Rust's way of expressing asynchronous computations, but even after reading the documentation, it can be hard to ...

Rust is the language of the future ... unless the future involves basic arithmetic.

Discover the potential impact of Java Virtual Threads on Kotlin Coroutines, the popular alternative for asynchronous programming ...

In this video, the Proactor and Reactor design patterns are explained. Both address the problem of having to process requests by ...

With the Future trait stabilized and async/await coming soon, many more people are being exposed to the Pin type and its sibling ...

A gentle exploration of building a identd for Linux using async/await and tokio 0.2. This part demonstrates halting an await after a ...

Everything You Know About the GIL is Wrong by Jerry D'Antonio When a Rubyist hears "concurrency" they usually Google Elixir, ...

Donc pour commencer, un petit historique: donc s'agissant de python3, la syntaxe on va dire moderne avec des async et des ...

In this stream, we peeled back the crust on the tokio crate — https://github.com/tokio-rs/tokio/ — and explored its interface, ...

In this episode of Crust of Rust, we go over Rust's atomic types, including the mysterious Ordering enum. In particular, we explore ...

Do you want to know how to wrap an existing API in Promises? How about running multiple promises at the same time?

This time we go over the Send and Sync marker traits from the standard library, as well as some of the most important ...

... c'est un design pattern très répandu ; il y a exactement le même paradigme dans les librairies qui se préoccupent de threading.

In this episode of Crust of Rust, we go over subtyping and variance — a niche part of Rust that most people don't have to think ...

If the first rule of performance is "do less," the second is surely "be lazy." Using LitElement-based web components, we'll explore ...

Experiments with tokio's lines() function, fold(), and a custom multi-stage future with inner futures and the try_ready macro.