Use async when your code spends a lot of time waiting:
- Database queries
- API calls
- File & network operations
Don’t use it for CPU-heavy tasks (sorting millions of records). That’s where multithreading or parallelism shines.
Use async when your code spends a lot of time waiting:
- Database queries
- API calls
- File & network operations
Don’t use it for CPU-heavy tasks (sorting millions of records). That’s where multithreading or parallelism shines.
Async = one thread, juggling tasks by pausing/resuming them
Multithreading = multiple threads working at the same time
Async is about efficiency, not brute force parallelism.
Async = one thread, juggling tasks by pausing/resuming them
Multithreading = multiple threads working at the same time
Async is about efficiency, not brute force parallelism.
Instead of blocking, it promises: 👉 “I’ll let you know when I’m done.”
Instead of blocking, it promises: 👉 “I’ll let you know when I’m done.”