Source code repository for the book "Modern Concurrency in Java" by A N M Bazlur Rahman.
This repository contains all the code examples from the book, organized by chapter. Each chapter folder includes practical examples demonstrating modern Java concurrency features including:
- Virtual Threads
- Structured Concurrency
- Scoped Values
- Reactive Programming with Project Reactor
- Thread pools and executors
- Modern concurrency patterns and best practices
src/ca/bazlur/modern/concurrency/
├── c01/ # Chapter 1 examples
├── c02/ # Chapter 2 examples
├── c03/ # Chapter 3 examples
├── c04/ # Chapter 4 examples
├── c05/ # Chapter 5 examples
├── c06/ # Chapter 6 examples
└── ...
- Java 21 or higher (for Virtual Threads and other modern features)
- TODO: Add Maven/Gradle dependencies and build configuration
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