The Java platform has supported concurrent programming since its early days. However, the standard means of multithreading and synchronization have been difficult to master. This talk explores how with the help of GPars, Groovy’s library for concurrent programming, concepts like fork/join, map/reduce, actors, and dataflow can make our concurrent tasks simpler and less error-prone.
Video producer: http://geecon.org/
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