Modern CPUs have multiple cores, but most applications only use one. Learn how to harness the full potential of your hardware with smart multithreading. ⚡ Beyond Basic Threading - Forget the nightmare of race conditions, deadlocks, and hard-to-debug issues. This course teaches you the right way to design multithreaded applications that are both performant and correct. 🧵 Master Concurrency Patterns - Thread pools, worker queues, producer-consumer models, and more - learn battle-tested patterns that solve real-world concurrency challenges and scale with your application's needs. 📈 After this course, you'll be able to design applications that efficiently distribute work across multiple CPU cores, dramatically improving performance for computation-intensive tasks and responsive user interfaces. 🚀

Ed, also known as Low Level, is a low level programmer, security engineer, and software security researcher with over 10 years of experience. On YouTube, he has over 800,000 subscribers where he teaches the internet how to harness the lowest levels of computing. He is the founder of Low Level Academy, where he teaches the fundamentals of software and helps developers become better programmers.
25+ lessons
Interactive
Included
One-time purchase
Master pthread API for thread creation and management
Implement thread synchronization using mutexes and condition variables
Build efficient thread pools for optimal resource management
Design producer-consumer systems for effective data processing
Basic programming knowledge in C or similar language
Understanding of computer science fundamentals
Familiarity with command-line tools
Experience with at least one programming language
Experienced developers wanting to learn concurrent programming
Software engineers building performance-critical applications
Programmers interested in parallel processing and multi-core optimization
Developers wanting to master modern threading techniques
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