Suggested prerequisites
- Familiarity with asynchronous programming
Asynchronous programming is becoming the de facto coding paradigm of Rust. Instead of letting your code and CPU sit there and wait for a response or return value, you can use asynchronous programming to get to work on another task. In this course, senior software engineer and content creator Marcus Willock covers what you need to know about using Tokio, the asynchronous primitives it offers, and the channels it provides.
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