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99: “Structured concurrency”, with special guest Doug Gregor

Swift by Sundell

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Async Sequences - What's the Difference?

Async sequences are a type of programming language that allows you to do things asynchronously. They can be used in situations where the data is slow, maybe takes a lot of computation or more likely is something coming from a server. You can act on each event using this normal straight line code and then wait for it to come back before running your code.

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