Kotlin Coroutines Tutorial, Part 1: Suspend Functions, Coroutine Scopes, Async and More

[@olivereisenbarth5476]

Great video, hope to see more Kotlin content from you! 👍🏻

[@bobyrasta100]

This guy knows his stuff, thanks for teaching me the meat of coroutines.

[@walrider7374]

Bro, this is much better than many stuff I've watch in Udemy that I paid for

[@user-cm4ce5fh4q]

Finally, you start using Kotlin to rock the JVM.

[@saiaussie]

Hey Daniel, this is quite brilliant. Advanced stuff made really simple.

[@RookSoto]

I took your Scala Basics and Advanced Scala courses. They were excellent. I would love to take Kotlin courses offering a similar level of depth. Please do consider creating something like that, they would be most welcome!

[@loopnervoso]

Awesome video, I'm starting to learn Coroutines and your content is superb.

[@albertopillado6890]

Great explanation buddy! Thanks for the knowledge!

[@UdavPit]

Good description of Coroutines Daniel, do not stop this topic. Maybe you will also make some videos about Channels and Flow? Or even dedicated couse on RockTheJVM?

[@rockthejvm]

Yep!

[@zhou322]

excellent video, looking forward to se more kotlin videos.

[@TheProximator]

Impressive man, more coroutine video please :)

[@plissk3n1337]

Would love to see an advanced Kotlin course from you, anything in the works?

[@rockthejvm]

Yes! Coroutines, Arrow and advanced language features, all in the making

[@Vekinho5]

Great explanation! 👍

[@LongLiveEnduro]

Hope you make a Kotlin course soon (I am coming from Scala, but job/project offers there get rare)

[@MaxCoplan]

Just out of curiosity, why do you upload your videos in 2160p? Is your IntelliJ window even 2160pixels tall?

[@rockthejvm]

Yes

[@iamrigank]

Please make more Kotlin

[@dmitrykaa46]

Author, any plans to create a comparation video: scala vs kotlin, pluses/minuses? With deep comparations.

[@rockthejvm]

Yep!

[@renghenkow]

superb video

[@avalagum7957]

What? When did you learn Kotlin?
Is there anything equivalent to Kotlin coroutines in Scala?

[@MirrorsEdgeGamer01]

I think it was mentioned in the video. I think it’s called fibres.

[@avalagum7957]

I wonder of how to do this: launching n jobs concurrently and starting another job when any m jobs finish.

[@HombrexGSP]

What, does that mean that coroutines act similar as an IO Monad?

[@rockthejvm]

Effects are a different concept altogether. Coroutines and _fibers_ are the same concept (that of "light thread").