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Learn to do everything with Executors that you can do with Threads
Java Development,Java Programming,Multithreading,Performance,Java Technologies,
Lectures -62
Resources -2
Duration -5.5 hours
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Learn all the concepts of Java's Executors API from scratch in combination with parallel concepts of the Threads API. Develop skills and deepen your knowledge of advanced multi-threading concepts by learning various tips & techniques and becoming aware of pitfalls when using Executors API. And ... refresh your advanced Threads-API concepts as well.
If the answer to any of these questions is 'no', then this course is for you (provided that you know Java and the basics of multi-threading already)! Learning from HD quality videos and nearly 6 hours of content will help you convert all these "nos" to "yeses" ... and will also give you an edge over your peers! Not only will this course help you learn how to get things done the multi-threaded way but also how to avoid the mistakes and pitfalls and thereby, increase your efficiency and productivity. All those long bug-fixing hours that you save can be spent finishing your other pending work or even for pleasure!
In my 19 years of experience building large enterprise applications, I have made all the mistakes in multi-threading that can be made. And believe me - multi-threading bugs are costly and multi-weekend-destroying to resolve.
I have used my vast experience to craft this course in such a manner so as to highlight the pitfalls that await a programmer and also provide tips to avoid those pitfalls. By going through this course, you will be years ahead of your peers who are yet to make all the mistakes that I have made.
It is difficult to directly move from an older to a newer way of doing things if you are not comfortable with the older way also - you won't be able to map things from the old way to the new way. So, this course has been structured in such a way that the Threads-API way of doing things are explained first and then the corresponding way to do them using the Executors-API is explained. This will help you understand not only the advanced concepts of Executors but also those of the Threads-API.
So, this course is suitable for programmers who want to learn about the Executors API from scratch. It is also beneficial for those who want to refresh their concepts or learn the techniques of doing various operations using the Threads-API. Detailed examples along with the source-code are provided on every concept for both the APIs.
The course starts with the basics first - 'How to create and run threads', 'How to name the threads' and 'How to return values from threads' - using both the APIs. And then, it gradually moves on to increasingly advanced concepts like 'Terminating Threads', 'Catching Exceptions', 'Waiting for threads to finish without wasting CPU cycles', etc.
BEFORE YOU BUY THIS COURSE, DON'T FORGET TO WATCH THE FREE PREVIEW VIDEO ON 'PRE-REQUISITES AND COURSE STRUCTURE' IN SECTION-1!
Exploit the ninja techniques learned from this course to write safe and error free multithreading code in the first iteration itself.
Become confident to move away from the old Threads-API and use the modern Executors-API for all multi-threading needs instead.
Understand and exploit the various pro techniques to avoid the pitfalls while using Executors.
Understand and leverage the similarities & differences between the Threads-API and the Executors-API.
Rightly judge which Executor pool to use for which needs.
Differentiate between safe and error-prone multi-threading code.
Appreciate the reasons why Executors API was built even though the Threads API already existed.
Write efficient multi-threading code by utilizing a plethora of pro tips and techniques.
Get the Source Code of all the examples!
You should already have a solid grasp of Core Java.
You should already know about the basic concepts of multi-threading viz. what are threads, why are threads required, various states they can be in, what is synchronization, what is locking, etc.
You should have Eclipse IDE and JDK 1.8 or higher installed on your machine.
You should already know how to use Eclipse IDE for Java programming.
Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course
Arun Kumar
I am a software professional with around 18 years of experience building multi-tier enterprise systems for large investment banks, financial services providers, and telecom companies. Right now, I am working with a multi-national telecom company based out of the US.
Most of my experience has been on Java/JEE and related technologies only but I have worked on IBM Mainframes and some Microsoft technologies as well.
My main areas of expertise are Core Java, Programming using JSPs and Servlets, Groovy, Grails, Spring, Hibernate, OSGi, Eclipse RCP, Eclipse RAP and creating DSLs using Xtext & Xtend.
I have been involved in building architecture and design of multiple applications with requirements of high performance, high-availability, scalability, interoperability, and high-maintainability.
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