Concurrencies

Concurrencies

A Practical Introduction to Concurrency—From Basics to Real-World Use

A Practical Introduction to Concurrency—From Basics to Real-World Use

This course introduces the core concepts of concurrency, including threads, processes, synchronization, and parallelism. Through practical examples and hands-on coding exercises, you'll understand how to write efficient, safe, and scalable concurrent programs. Ideal for developers looking to deepen their understanding of multithreading and performance optimization.

This course introduces the core concepts of concurrency, including threads, processes, synchronization, and parallelism. Through practical examples and hands-on coding exercises, you'll understand how to write efficient, safe, and scalable concurrent programs. Ideal for developers looking to deepen their understanding of multithreading and performance optimization.

Program details

Program details

This isn’t just about syntax — it’s about thinking like a modern iOS architect. You’ll gain a deep, practical understanding of Swift’s concurrency model, empowering you to build fast, fluid, and scalable apps with confidence

Concurrencies

Most developers use concurrency — few truly understand it. This course unlocks what others miss: how Swift Concurrency really works under the hood, and how to use it to write safe, efficient, modern

async code in the real world. You’ll not only master the async/await syntax — you’ll develop the instinct to architect concurrent tasks without bugs, data races, or

broken UI.

4+ Hours 4K 60fps Videos, 27 GB Content

Real-world examples

Experienced iOS developers

Course Syllabus

Introduction - What is Concurrency, Synchronous vs Asynchronous Execution

Async / await

Task, Task Priorities

.task - Creating Child Tasks and Cancelling Tasks

Continuation

Async let

Task Group

Data Race

Blocking Main Thread, Dive deep with Instrument Profiler

Blocked Main Thread resolution using Actor and nonisolated keywords

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What You’ll Learn

Swift Concurrency: Introduction: Start here and never look back. Learn what concurrency actually is — not just theoretically, but practically. You'll understand why async

programming matters, how synchronous and asynchronous

execution work under the hood, and where most developers go wrong.

Async / Await: The elegant syntax hides deep complexity — and you’ll master both. Understand structured concurrency, suspension points, and how async/await rewires your code to be safer, cleaner, and smarter

Async let: Parallelism made easy — but only if used right. You’ll learn how async let lets you fire off multiple async operations in parallel, and what hidden performance traps to avoid when awaiting too late or too early

Data Race: Most devs don’t even know it’s happening. You’ll learn what a data race really is, how concurrency introduces it, and how to spot and avoid it before it destroys your app’s reliability

Actors and the nonisolated Keyword: Your secret weapon against shared state and race conditions. Learn when and how to use actor, what nonisolated really means, and how to write thread-safe logic without complexity or confusion

Task and Task Priorities: Not all tasks are equal — and Swift gives you control. Learn how to create, manage, and prioritize Task instances, while understanding how task priorities affect real-world execution on Apple devices.

.task Modifier and Child Tasks: The .task modifier seems simple — but it has powerful implications. You’ll learn how Swift creates child tasks, how they inherit context, and how to cancel or isolate them safely — a topic often misunderstood and rarely taught well

Task Group: Level up to concurrent orchestration. Learn how to manage dynamic groups of tasks that run in parallel — and how to handle Cancellation, error propagation, and result aggregation in a way that’s clean, efficient, and safe.

Blocking the Main Thread + Instrument Profiler Deep Dive: Learn to recognize and resolve main-thread blocking with Apple’s Instruments Profiler. You’ll uncover hidden performance bottlenecks and build the skill to analyze, measure, and optimize UI responsiveness like a pro.