Rethinking Asynchronous Programming
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
Coding effective asynchronous JavaScript means knowing various patterns and weaving them together to write readable and understandable code, and this course covers how to do that. Start leraning from Pluralsight with this advanced course. The major async patterns, and have a more concrete sense of the pros and cons.
All JavaScript code has to manage asynchrony in some form or another. Effective async programming means knowing various patterns and weaving them together to make not only usable but readable and understandable code. In this course, Rethinking Asynchronous Programming, you'll start with the basics, rebuilding and rethinking why you async, and how. You'll solve the same problem over and over, each time with a different async pattern. By the end, you'll have seen and practiced all the major async patterns, and have a more concrete sense of the pros and cons.
All JavaScript code has to manage asynchrony in some form or another. Effective async programming means knowing various patterns and weaving them together to make not only usable but readable and understandable code. In this course, Rethinking Asynchronous Programming, you'll start with the basics, rebuilding and rethinking why you async, and how. You'll solve the same problem over and over, each time with a different async pattern. By the end, you'll have seen and practiced all the major async patterns, and have a more concrete sense of the pros and cons.
Syllabus
- Parallel vs. Async 25mins
- Callback 46mins
- Thunks 32mins
- Promises 109mins
- Generators 65mins
- Observables 49mins
- CSP 52mins
Taught by
Kyle Simpson
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