Synchronous and Asynchronous Programming - Two Worlds You Can Combine
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The talk compares synchronous and asynchronous approaches to concurrent programming in Java, examining whether asynchronous code must be hard to write, debug, or test and whether asynchrony implies multithreading. It presents examples and analysis of libraries and tools such as RxJava, JDeferred, and Awaitility, and discusses building high-performance web applications with Vert.x and its event-driven concurrency model.
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