Volkan Yazıcı • 12/17/2019

The State of Lightweight Threads for the JVM

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This article, based on a presentation, explores the evolution of concurrency on the JVM, from processes and threads to callbacks, Futures, and Reactive Streams. It discusses modern approaches like coroutines and fibers, with a focus on Project Loom, structured concurrency, and scoped variables for Java developers.

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