JEP Explained. JEP 480: Structured Concurrency

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This episode of JEP Explained focuses on JEP 480 (https://openjdk.org/jeps/480), which covers structured concurrency and introduces an API for this new feature. You can find more information on structured concurrency and virtual threads here: https://jdk.java.net/loom/.
In this episode, Mala Gupta, Developer Advocate with JetBrains, interviewed José Paumard, Java Champion, author, speaker, developer advocate, oracle, former university professor,
JUG leader, conference organizer, JavaOne Rockstar, and presenter of the JEP Cafe series on Java’s YouTube channel.
José started the interview by discussing who this JEP is for and the benefits and shortcomings of structured concurrency. He then went on to highlight the essence of structured concurrency – how it makes it easy to debug, test, and observe concurrent applications. He also demonstrated structured concurrency using hands-on examples.
Don’t miss the fun segments at the end, where José tries his luck with tongue twisters, and the part when he responds to statements by enacting emojis.

In the last section, José mentioned a couple of unconferences. Here are the links to them if you are interested:
https://jalapeño.net/
https://jchateau.org/
http://jalba.scot/
https://jcrete.org/

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