WHAT IS A COROUTINE? - Kotlin Coroutines

Best introduction video for coroutines

There is an error in thois video. Threads can be suspended and resumed using wait() and notify()

Girlfriend?{
throw NotForProgrammerException()
Return null}
😂😂😂
no one didn't see that subtilty .

fun findGirlFriend(): Girlfriend? {
throw NotForProgrammerExpection()
return null
}

Bro it hits deep

for anybody curious as to why a thread may need to be "rested" is because at some point you may want to read that "rested" thread, otherwise data race would happen.

You are creating amazing content about Android. Thanks!

Thank so much for everything you do Phillip! I love the visual representation to demonstrate how Threads work. This really helped me to understand the concept!😃

The best explanation ever!

nice and cool lesson

Very nice explanations bro...

Good explanation. Thank you for making this video

throw NotForProgrammerException :D

very useful.
to the point.
will use info on stackoverflow 🙂

Launching 100000 coroutines is kind of a stupid idea))

😃

The comparison with the construction work is really great.

Such a great explanation bro. Thanx for this video

One thing I never really got about coroutines in Kotlin is, the feature is clearly supported at the language level in some way - having a special keyword for functions which can be suspended makes that pretty clear. But then, to actually use them, all the functionality seems to be bumped out to a kotlinx library, which doesn't feel like first-class support at all.

One of the issues I've seen this create is, when I wanted to implement a quick cache for a library, I could not find a sensible way to do the locking. The library maintainer didn't want to add dependencies, which I think is fair enough if you're developing a library, because some people will try to minimise the things they depend on, and having libraries which pull in other dependencies can increase auditing effort.

This is somewhat more painful than in Java itself, where threading and ExecutorService and even ForkJoinPool are all available in core.

In Kotlin, it's really like you get handed the `lazy` property helper and you have to build any thread safety you want on top of that, which is painful.

Well explained

Better explained than androids devs official channel lol

This is highest class tutorial.

I've watched all your tutorials about kotlin coroutines and I have to say you've done an amazing job. I finally understand how to use them. Thank you so much!

God Explanataion

I've watched a few of your videos and found them super intuitive! Very easy to follow and understand. Subscribed!

well, its pretty hard theme and thanks for explaning

This was so well explained holy crap.

Great videos! Thanks a lot!

The workers in construction building is the best example to understand Coroutine I have found on Internet.

Thank you so much for the video.

Very well explained and in great detail. I think the best of your video would be the construction worker bit. It makes it very clear where coroutines operate and their relation to threads. 👍

Construnction analogy was really cool

The construction sites/workers are an excellent analogy. Nice!

Superb explanation bro

I've been on your channel for weeks now, and every time your demonstration gets even better. Great job Philipp.

Awesome content and well demonstrated content ...keep it up

+

you are "Super Android Man"

coroutines vs RxJava? which one better?

Every time i want to learn something your videos shows up. You are a great teacher. Thanks a lot.

clean and concise 😍

I thought there is a different person narrating the lecture, 😂😅

Clear explanation !

Best Kotlin tutorials for Android. Thank you.

Great explanation! Thank you :))

Thanks. Very good explanation. Can you plz share your code for 100000 coroutines and threads, despite many tries, I'm unable to start 100000 coroutines that update UI as well.

Great content.. Super like