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Pluralsight – Getting Started with Python Concurrency

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Pluralsight – Getting Started with Python Concurrency
English | Size: 312.21 MB
Category: CBTs


Until recently, you could speed up your programs by simply running them on newer, faster hardware. Now, instead of making CPU’s faster, hardware makers are adding more CPU cores to your computing devices. To make programs run faster today, employing concurrency techniques to get your programs running on multiple cores simultaneously is paramount. In this course, Getting Started with Python Concurrency, you’ll learn how to make your Python programs more efficient, responsive, and faster using Python’s concurrency packages. [Read more…]

Java Concurrency LiveLessons (Video Training), 2nd Edition

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Java Concurrency LiveLessons (Video Training), 2nd Edition
English | Size: 3.14 GB
Category: Tutorial


Java Concurrency LiveLessons, Second Edition teaches you how to develop high-quality concurrent software applications and reusable frameworks through the use of patterns, object-oriented design and functional programming techniques, and Java language features, including Java 8 lambda expressions, parallel streams, and completable future [Read more…]

O’Reilly – High-Performance Computing and Concurrency

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O’Reilly – High-Performance Computing and Concurrency
English | Size: 2.75 GB
Category:CBTs


With a focus on concurrency, specifically local concurrency (multi-threading), the course is all about writing efficient programs that make the best use of the computing resources available to you. While the sample code is written in C++, the course is not C++ specific. If you can read C++ code, but don’t use it in your work, you will still learn from this class. [Read more…]

High-Performance Computing and Concurrency

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High-Performance Computing and Concurrency
English | Size:3.28 GB
Category: Programming


With a focus on concurrency, specifically local concurrency (multi-threading), the course is all about writing efficient programs that make the best use of the computing resources available to you. While the sample code is written in C++, the course is not C++ specific. If you can read C++ code, but don’t use it in your work, you will still learn from this class. [Read more…]