C++20, Multithreading, Concurrency, C++11/14/17, Parallel algorithms, Coroutines, Synchronization, Mutex, Threads, Locks
Description
Learn the latest C++ concurrency features, including threads, synchronization primitives, futures, semaphores, atomics, parallel algorithms, and coroutines. This course is designed for experienced C++ developers who want to quickly get up to speed on the latest concurrency features in C++20 and beyond.
In this course, you will learn:
- How to use threads to create concurrent programs
- How to synchronize access to shared data using mutexes, condition variables, and semaphores
- How to use futures to implement asynchronous programming
- How to use atomics to write lock-free and wait-free code
- How to use parallel algorithms to speed up your computations
- How to use coroutines to write asynchronous code in a more structured and efficient way
This course is designed to be completed in a weekend, but you will need to follow up on your own by reading the C++ standard and other resources to fully understand the concepts covered in the course.
Why Mastering Modern C++ Concurrency Features Is Crucial for Today’s Programmers
In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, mastering modern C++ concurrency features is essential for programmers who want to stay ahead of the curve and develop high-performance, efficient software.
C++ concurrency features allow you to write code that can take advantage of multiple cores and processors, resulting in significant performance improvements. This is especially important for complex, resource-intensive applications, such as web servers, game engines, and scientific computing software.
By learning modern C++ concurrency features, you will:
- Be able to write more efficient and responsive software
- Unlock the true potential of multicore processors
- Set yourself apart from other programmers
- Become more marketable to employers
- Open up new career opportunities
This course will teach you everything you need to know about C++ concurrency features, from the basics to advanced topics. You will learn how to use threads, synchronization primitives, futures, atomics, parallel algorithms, and coroutines to write high-performance concurrent code.
If you are a serious C++ programmer who wants to stay ahead of the curve, then this course is for you.
Who this course is for:
- Novice C++ developers: If you’ve recently learned the basics of C++ programming and are eager to expand your knowledge and skills, this course is perfect for you. Our weekend crash course will quickly introduce you to the world of concurrency, allowing you to harness its power in your future projects.
- Self-taught programmers: For those who have learned C++ through online resources or personal projects but have not yet delved into concurrency, this course will bridge the gap. By focusing on syntax and practical examples, you’ll gain a solid understanding of concurrency in modern C++ without getting lost in complex theories.
- Professionals transitioning to C++: If you’re a programmer experienced in other languages and have recently begun working with C++, this course will help you quickly grasp C++ concurrency concepts. This knowledge will make you more efficient and versatile in your new programming environment.
- Busy developers seeking a quick refresher: If you have some experience with C++ but haven’t worked with concurrency in a while or are unfamiliar with the latest C++20 features, this weekend crash course is an ideal way to quickly update your skills. You’ll learn the most important aspects of modern C++ concurrency, enabling you to apply them immediately in your projects.
