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I still think that he assessed this point favorably for himself. If you read the whole point he made he may be right. But for me all these asynchronous methods
by brusch64 11y ago
I still think that he assessed this point favorably for himself.
If you read the whole point he made he may be right. But for me all these asynchronous methods are used more and more, so I'd say multi-threaded programming is much bigger than it was 10 years ago.
If you look at some languages / frameworks I see now this:
If you are programming now in C# you have keywords like "await" which make background processes much easiert.
When you are programming Android in AndroidStudio you are warned if you try to call a web service in a GUI thread.
15 years ago, when I've started programming commercially (MFC and C++) most of the books said something along "well this is multi-threaded programming, but 'There be dragons'.."