Building Asynchronous Applications in Rust with Tokio

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Edward Curren

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1-Course Overview

1 -Course Overview.mp4

01:08

2-Getting Started

2 -Overview.mp4

03:21

3 -The Tokio Crate.mp4

02:05

4 -The Project.mp4

01:38

5 -Setting up the Development Environment.mp4

03:03

3-Async in Depth

6 -Overview.mp4

01:28

7 -Concurrency vs. Parallelism.mp4

02:11

8 -Threads.mp4

04:39

9 -Starting the Project.mp4

03:03

10 -Echo Server.mp4

05:11

11 -Testing Our Server.mp4

01:55

4-Tasks and Channels

12 -Overview.mp4

00:43

13 -Spawning a Task.mp4

05:18

14 -Task Communication.mp4

04:24

15 -Select Macro.mp4

05:04

5-Shutdown, Tracing, and Testing

16 -Overview.mp4

01:03

17 -Gracefully Shutting Down Tasks.mp4

03:59

18 -Tracing.mp4

03:52

19 -Testing.mp4

02:47

Description

This course will teach you how to use the Rust Tokio framework to create performant asynchronous applications in Rust.

What You'll Learn?

In this course, Building Asynchronous Applications in Rust with Tokio, you’ll learn how to use the Rust Tokio framework to create performant asynchronous applications in Rust. First, you’ll explore async programming in depth. Next, you’ll discover How the Tokio framework enables you to create performant asynchronous applications. Finally, you’ll learn how to put the finishing touches on your application with Tokio’s tracing and telemetry as well as unit testing facilities. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of asynchronous programming with Tokio needed to write high performance applications.

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Edward Curren

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Ed graduated from the University of Dayton in 1995 with a BS in Computer Science and often wishes he could break the secrets of quantum physics to return to that time. Later Ed contracted with the Department of Homeland Security to be part of a team which built a counter-terrorism system before moving on to the FBI’s counter-intelligence division where he worked with the Advanced Concepts Unit building software solutions to address difficulties that the bureau faced. He decided to move back to the Cleveland area to be near family as his daughter turned 3 years old and took a position with One Call Now as the Director of Software Development. When One Call Now was bought out, he joined the architecture team at National Interstate Insurance as the enterprise architect. Mr. Curren hold 3 patents for software innovations, is an occasional guest lecturer at the University of Akron and loves to marry his passion for technology with his passion for flying.

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