Apress - Asynchronous Python Programming With Asyncio and Async Await Learn to Write Robust and Modern Asynchronous Code-iLLiTERATE
English | Size: 208.51 MB
Category: Tutorial

Filip Ekberg | Duration: 3h 18m | Video: H264 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 48 kHz 2ch | 743 MB | Language: English
This course will teach you how to get started with asynchronous programming in .NET. You will learn how to apply these patterns in new and existing applications and you will see how to avoid the common mistakes.
Do you want to build fast, responsive, and overall better applications by applying asynchronous principles? You'll need to understand how to safely and effectively introduce asynchronous programming in your applications.

MP4 | Video: AVC 1280 x 720 | Audio: AAC 44 Khz 2ch | Duration: 01:39:51 | 240.28 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Asynchronous Python Programming using asyncio and async/await lets you write code that runs many processes concurrently. It makes your code more responsive and stops it from wasting time waiting for slow file and internet access. It is simpler to write, easier to reason about, and uses less memory than threads and processes.

Combine Asynchronous Programming with Swift (Second Edition) by Scott Gardner | 20.6 MB
English | 441 Pages

Title: Combine: Asynchronous Programming with Swift
Author: By Marin Todorov, By Scott Gardner, By Shai Mishali, By Florent Pillet
Year: 2021

English | 2021 | ISBN: 9781680509267 | 112 pages | PDF,EPUB | 5.25 MB
javascript today must interact with data-intensive APIs and networks. The solution is a program that can work asynchronously instead of finishing tasks in order. In modern javascript, instead of callbacks you'll use promises to improve your application's performance and responsiveness. javascript features introduced in ES2020, ES2021, and ESNext like Promise.allSettled(), Promise.any(), and top-level await help you develop small, fast, low-profile applications. With the AbortController API, cancel a pending async request before it has completed. Modern Asynchronous javascript gives you an arsenal of tools to build programs that always respond to user requests, recover quickly from difficult conditions, and deliver maximum performance.

MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 18 lectures (1h 43m) | Size: 488.3 MB
System Programming, C/++, Multithreading Concepts, Thread Synchronization, Operating System Project Courses, Event Loops

Linkedin Learning - Microservices Asynchronous Messaging UPDATE 20211029-XQZT
English | Size: 190.39 MB
Category: Tutorial

SEW AC Motors Asynchronous Servomotors installation and Service Manual 2001 | 2.5 MB
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Asynchronous Circuit Applications
by Jia Di and Scott C. Smith
English | 2020 | ISBN: 1785618172 | 368 Pages | ePUB | 7.66 MB

Asynchronous Programming Patterns in javascript
by Tamás Sallai
English | 2021 | ASIN: B08VN4N3G6 | 139 Pages | PDF, EPUB | 6.2 MB
Master modern asynchronous programming in javascript. Learn the basics of async functions and Promises, then the common patterns that emerge when using async/await. Know how to write code that handles edge cases and concurrency right. Asynchronous programming is everywhere in javascript. This is the result of the fundamental choices that define how it works. In other languages, you can use multiple threads and that allows synchronous waiting, a crucial feature missing from javascript. It is by design single-threaded and a wait operation stops everything, just think of the case where a long calculation freezes the UI.
Without a way to wait for a later result synchronously, javascript needs to use callbacks. Even simple things like waiting for a given duration requires a function that will be run when the time is up.
You can find this pattern everywhere, as most of the things are asynchronous in nature. Using fetch to make an HTTP call to a server is an async operation. Just like getting information about the available cameras and microphones with the getUserMedia call, as it needs to get permission from the user. Same with reading and writing files. While these have synchronous versions for now, they are terrible for performance. Or want to do some web scraping with Puppeteer? Every single instruction is asynchronous as all of them communicate with a remote process. Or for backend applications, reading or writing data to a database is also inherently async.
And not only that some functions are async but all the other functions that call them need to be async too. A piece of functionality that requires making a network call, for example, is asynchronous, no matter how insignificant that call is compared to what other things the function is doing. Because of this, almost all javascript applications consist of mostly asynchronous operations.
Over the years, the language got a lot of features that make writing async code easier. Gone are the days of the so-called callback hell where a series of callback-based async calls made the program's structure very hard to understand and easy to inadvertently silence errors.
But asynchronous programming is inherently hard. While the language helps with the syntax to make understanding and writing code easier, asynchronicity introduces a lot of potential errors, most of them so subtle they only occur in special circumstances.
Even though I've been working for many years with asynchronous code, some of the problems in this book took me a week to reach a solution I'm happy with. My goal with this book is that you'll have an easier time when you encounter similar problems by knowing what are the hard parts. This way you won't need to start from zero but you'll have a good idea of what are the roadblocks and the best practices.
This book is divided into two parts.
The first chapter is an introduction to async/await and Promises and how each piece of the async puzzle fit together. The primary focus is async functions as they are the mainstream way to program asynchronously in javascript. But async/await is a kind of magic without knowing about Promises, so you'll learn about them too.
By the end of the first chapter, you'll have a good understanding of how to use async functions and how they work under the hood.
The second part of the book consists of several common programming tasks and problems. You'll learn when that particular problem is important, how to solve it, and what are the edge cases. This gives you a complete picture so that when you encounter a similar problem you'll know how to approach it.

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