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EA Async
DESCRIPTION
EA Async implements Async-Await methods in the JVM. It allows programmers to write asynchronous code in a sequential fashion. EA Async should be used to write non-blocking asynchronous code that makes heavy use of CompletableFutures or CompletionStage. It improves scalability by freeing worker threads while your code awaits other processes; And improves productivity by making asynchronous code simpler and more readable. The methods look blocking but are actually transformed into asynchronous methods that use CompletableFutures to continue the execution as intermediary results arrive.
Features
- EA Async abstracts away the complexity of the CompletableFutures
- EA Async currently supports JDK 8-10
- It works with Java and Scala and should work with most JVM languages
- Start your application with an extra JVM parameter
- The ea-async-1.2.3.jar is a runnable jar that can pre-instrument your files
- Build time instrumentation, with Maven
Programming Language
Java
Categories
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