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Swift Concurrency - videos

Swift is about to get its Concurrency features. Their development is going very well, with many proposals actively reviewed and a lot of the work already available in recent snapshots. The story is big and with many moving pieces interlinked with each other. That makes it a bit hard to wrap your head around the entire thing. Specially for those that don’t read Swift Evolution as a hobby ^^.

But it has hooked me up. There are so many interesting conversations and so much to learn! I’ve written a big number of notes about the topic and decided that it was worth making a video series to help the community understand what really Swift Concurrency entails.

That’s what this series of videos is trying to do…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf9HfHUb-cM

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