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Structured concurrency in Java with Loom
Structured concurrency in Java with Loom.
We take a look at how to use structured concurrency in Java with Project Loom.
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So Java didn’t have virtual threads until now? I think .NET had virtual threads (CLR-managed threads) for a long time.
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