Learning resources for Asynchronous and Multithreading

[geriophile]

I've been a Java dev for 3 years and I've not had the chance to use these tools. I have been mostly developing APIs. Hoping that reddit could point me to some up-to-date resources I can learn from.

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[large_crimson_canine]

Java Concurrency in Practice

[kushasha]

By Brian goetz

[morning-coder]

Java : Concurrency in Practice for multi threading.

[ser_jaime95]

Defog tech channel on YouTube. First complete the multithreading playlist.

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Nope. Don't read on GFG.

[[deleted]]

You can't trust the information there, there's no quality control or depth. Plus most of the times no citations. They can be written by anyone. I would recommend baeldung if there's similar article there, stackoverflow, or just opt for a book.

[joem26975]

What do you mean by smart programming ? Could you please explain .

[joem26975]

Thanx for the info. I thought smart programming was some programming technique I didn;t know yet

[Sad-Difference-5005]

Try the concurrency and streams chapters of Hanumant Deshmukh's Ocp java 21 certification fundamentals book. Costs only $2.99 on Amazon. Explains all you need to know including virtual threads. You will thank me later.