Posts Tagged “Concurrency”

Swift 6 (19)September 19, 2024
Actor Reentrancy in Swift (5)July 29, 2024
SwiftData vs. Realm Performance Comparison (4)June 24, 2024
Arvind, RIP June 19, 2024
EagleFiler 1.9.14 (1)May 2, 2024
Swift Proposal: Synchronous Mutual Exclusion Lock April 30, 2024
Elegant Concurrency Operations in Core Data April 23, 2024
SwiftUI Main Thread Hang Detector (1)January 23, 2024
How to Control the World (3)December 22, 2023
Dave Cutler Interview December 4, 2023
Moving on From Xojo (4)November 27, 2023
The Bleeding Edge of Swift Concurrency October 2, 2023
Removing the Python GIL July 19, 2023
Getting Ready for Dataless Files (8)May 11, 2023
Swift Atomics 1.1 March 22, 2023
Carl Hewitt, RIP January 6, 2023
Limiting Swift Concurrency’s Cooperative Pool January 5, 2023
Swift Pitch: Observation (1)December 16, 2022
The Verse Programming Language December 13, 2022
Swift Concurrency Tips (3)November 8, 2022
Improving Firefox Responsiveness on macOS (1)October 10, 2022
Garbage Collection in JavaScriptCore August 19, 2022
ConcurrencyPlus July 1, 2022
Swift 5.7 Announced June 17, 2022
@MainActor Not Guaranteed (2)May 12, 2022
Swift 5.6 Features in Xcode 13.3 Beta 3 February 22, 2022
Swift Concurrency for Older OS Versions October 28, 2021
Swift 5.5 Released September 21, 2021
Swift Atomics 1.0 August 31, 2021
Concurrency in Swift 5 and 6: Data Races (7)June 14, 2021
Swift Overloads That Differ Only in Async June 14, 2021
How to Test Swift async/await Code With XCTest June 10, 2021
WWDC 2021 Links (1)June 7, 2021
Kernel Assisting the Objective-C Runtime June 7, 2021
QoS and Task Segregation Make M1 Macs Feel Faster (5)May 18, 2021
30 Years of Linux (1)April 29, 2021
Collecting concurrentPerform(iterations:) Results in a Swift Array April 15, 2021
How NetNewsWire Handles Threading (2)March 22, 2021
Swift Proposal: Actors (3)March 18, 2021
Swift Proposal: ConcurrentValue and @concurrent Closures February 22, 2021
The Evolution of “safe” and “unsafe” in Swift February 12, 2021
The Case of the Extra 40 ms December 31, 2020
Ruby 3 (1)December 21, 2020
S3 Strong Consistency December 21, 2020
Swift Concurrency Interoperability With Objective-C December 11, 2020
Swift Proposal for async/await December 7, 2020
libdispatch’s Unmet Promise (8)November 25, 2020
Swift Concurrency Roadmap November 3, 2020
25 Years Ago: BeOS (5)October 30, 2020
Introducing Swift Atomics October 2, 2020
A Primer on Memory Consistency and Cache Coherence August 24, 2020
Testing Sync at Dropbox April 21, 2020
Temporarily Free Content April 13, 2020
Rewriting Dropbox’s Sync Engine in Rust (1)March 17, 2020
iOS Optimization Tips (2)February 18, 2020
Objective-C Quiz (6)February 6, 2020
On the Road to Swift 6 (5)January 24, 2020
KVO, My Enemy (1)January 10, 2020
Beware Spinlocks in User Space January 6, 2020
Rewriting m4vgalib in Rust January 3, 2020
Sunsetting Python 2 (1)September 12, 2019
Microsoft Edge for Mac Beta (4)August 22, 2019
C++ Development Tips August 15, 2019
Practical Concurrency: Some Rules (2)August 6, 2019
Understanding Real-World Concurrency Bugs in Go May 24, 2019
A New Core Playlist for VLC 4 May 23, 2019
Joe Armstrong, RIP April 22, 2019
Not Relying on NSFileCoordinator (2)March 21, 2019
Why Swift’s Copy-on-Write Is Safe (1)February 6, 2019
Swift 5 Exclusivity Enforcement (1)February 5, 2019
When to Use dispatch_async() (1)January 7, 2019
APFS in 2018 (2)November 19, 2018
NSKeyValueObservingCustomization Is Fundamentally Broken October 29, 2018
SmartBackup 4.2 Is Now Free (9)October 11, 2018
The Laws of Core Data (2)May 10, 2018
C Is Not a Low-level Language (3)May 10, 2018
The 2017 Panic Report (3)May 3, 2018
GCD Tips (5)April 20, 2018
How CloudKit Works February 5, 2018
Firefox Quantum (8)November 17, 2017
Locks, Thread Safety, and Swift: 2017 Edition October 30, 2017
Using Lazy Variables to Work Around Swift Initialization Rules (2)August 31, 2017
Concurrency in Swift: One Possible Approach (1)August 18, 2017
CS Papers I Like August 16, 2017
Swift 5: Start Your Engines August 9, 2017
NSProgress Shortcomings and CSProgress (1)August 1, 2017
Dissecting objc_msgSend on ARM64 July 25, 2017
NSNotificationCenter Thread Safety July 24, 2017
All About Concurrency in Swift May 16, 2017
Sierra Bluetooth Problems Due to GCD? (2)May 10, 2017
The Dangers of Using Nonatomic Properties May 2, 2017
Challenges Implementing an iOS Share Extension (1)May 1, 2017
Close Encounters of The Java Memory Model Kind May 1, 2017
Concurrency Is Not Parallelism April 29, 2017
Beware Default QoS (1)April 3, 2017
Swift Compiler Not Optimized for Lots of Cores (3)March 16, 2017
Grand Central Dispatch’s Achilles Heel (2)February 15, 2017
Riptide: WebKit’s Retreating Wavefront Concurrent Garbage Collector January 30, 2017
Swift: Challenges and Opportunity for Language and Compiler Research (1)December 19, 2016
Testing Actions Over Time November 15, 2016
os_unfair_lock (2)October 7, 2016
Concurrent Core Data, Now Easier Than Ever July 7, 2016
Mutexes and Closure Capture in Swift June 7, 2016
GCD’s Main Queue vs. Main Thread June 6, 2016
MVC-N: Isolating Network Calls From View Controllers May 24, 2016
Locking in WebKit (2)May 9, 2016
The GCD Handbook May 4, 2016
Proposed New Swift Collections Model March 3, 2016
Use and Misuse of NSUserDefaults (6)February 22, 2016
Concurrent Memory Deallocation in the Objective-C Runtime (1)February 12, 2016
Pragmatic Core Data February 10, 2016
The Flaws of KVO February 9, 2016
A Modern Network Operation January 29, 2016
Core Data Threading Demystified (1)December 20, 2015
OSSpinLock Is Unsafe (8)December 16, 2015
A Look Into Realm’s Core DB Engine November 16, 2015
How Facebook’s Safety Check Works November 15, 2015
Gene Amdahl, RIP November 14, 2015
GCD Sugar for Swift October 22, 2015
Venice (a.k.a. SwiftGo) October 21, 2015
Core Data in El Capitan October 7, 2015
Mac OS X 10.11 Removes /usr/bin/lockfile August 17, 2015
Dispatch Async to Main Queue and Modal Windows (2)August 15, 2015
Perl 6 Due This Year (1)July 23, 2015
Python 3.5: async and await (2)July 14, 2015
Core Data Bugs (3)June 18, 2015
How Not to Crash #3: NSNotification (1)May 23, 2015
How Not to Crash #2: Mutation Exceptions May 17, 2015
Using Atomics to Get Rid of @synchronized May 12, 2015
Semaphores are Surprisingly Versatile April 2, 2015
Let’s Build @synchronized March 11, 2015
Locks, Thread Safety, and Swift (1)February 6, 2015
What Color Is Your Function? (2)February 3, 2015
Cocoa Thread Utilities January 14, 2015
Lebeaupin on Swift (1)October 22, 2014
Facebook’s iOS Infrastructure September 18, 2014
Thinking for Programmers (1)August 23, 2014
Making dispatch_once() Fast (1)May 21, 2014
How to Efficiently Read Thousands of Small Files With GCD (1)May 12, 2014
NSNotificationCenter Is Not Thread-safe April 22, 2014
MCS Locks and qspinlocks April 2, 2014
Leslie Lamport Wins Turing Award (3)March 18, 2014
API Design, the Main Thread, and Queues March 10, 2014

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