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Async Programming with Ktor: Exploring Coroutines and Suspended Functions

Introduction In the world of modern web development, asynchronous programming is a crucial skill. It allows applications to efficiently handle multiple tasks simultaneously, improving overall performance and user experience. Kotlin’s Ktor framework provides developers with a powerful toolset for building asynchronous applications using coroutines and suspended functions. In this blog post, we will delve into …

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Common Misconceptions in C# and .NET – Overusing Threads Instead of Tasks

In this section, we will explore the world of parallel and asynchronous programming in C#, with a particular focus on the common mistake of overusing threads instead of employing tasks. When comparing tasks and threads, it’s essential to understand that a Task is an abstraction that operates atop the threading model. However, there exist numerous …

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Coroutines: Exploring Asynchronous Programming in Android

Problem Statement In Android development, the main thread (also known as the UI thread) is responsible for handling UI interactions and rendering. If you perform long-running operations or tasks that might block this thread, it can lead to unresponsive user interfaces. Asynchronous programming addresses this issue by allowing long-running tasks to be executed in the …

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