Practical Swift Concurrency - The Video Course
4h 45m 41s
English
Paid
Course description
You'll get close to 10 hours worth of content and exercises with this course. That excludes reading of Practical Swift Concurrency of course.
If you already own Practical Swift Concurrency you'll find that the key things that are added in this course will be the exercises and of course the video format itself.
How does the course compare to your book?
I've heard from various folks that they prefer to learn in video and text where video is their first pass and text is their deeper learning and reference.
This course is intended to get you up and running with all the required skills without compromising on quality or depth of knowledge. The book and course can be consumed separately and both exist as stand alone products.
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# | Title | Duration |
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1 | About this course | 02:06 |
2 | Setting up your environment | 02:33 |
3 | Exploring the sample app | 04:42 |
4 | Understanding async programming pre-async/await | 09:33 |
5 | Calling an async function in Swift | 08:02 |
6 | Writing an async function in Swift | 02:42 |
7 | Exploring Tasks in Swift Concurrency | 15:33 |
8 | Assignment: Writing your first async function | 03:09 |
9 | Solution: Writing your first async function | 15:08 |
10 | Understanding the complexities of refactoring | 05:53 |
11 | Bridging callback based code with continuations | 03:09 |
12 | Understanding different types of continuations | 09:49 |
13 | Bridging Combine code with async sequences | 18:05 |
14 | Diving deeper into async sequences with AsyncStream | 26:31 |
15 | Assignment: Bridging your first function | 02:10 |
16 | Solution: Bridging your first function | 04:33 |
17 | Understanding data races | 07:41 |
18 | Solving data races with actors | 05:35 |
19 | Understanding Actor Reentrancy | 13:33 |
20 | Exploring the main actor | 13:33 |
21 | Understanding Sendable | 17:15 |
22 | Assignment: Building a token refresh flow | 02:27 |
23 | Solution: Building a token refresh flow | 07:11 |
24 | Bonus: Building an async image loader from scratch | 14:58 |
25 | Section Introduction | 01:29 |
26 | Understanding async tests pre-Swift Concurrency | 05:04 |
27 | Awaiting test results | 04:00 |
28 | Testing and async sequences | 07:06 |
29 | Understanding why it's hard to test race conditions | 11:09 |
30 | Section introduction | 01:18 |
31 | Understanding structured concurrency | 04:07 |
32 | Exploring Task Groups | 14:23 |
33 | Understanding async let | 07:43 |
34 | Assignment: Writing a data importer | 02:53 |
35 | Solution: Writing a data importer | 09:18 |
36 | Thank you! | 01:20 |
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