#threadlocal
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Transactions and #ThreadLocal in #SpringFramework. Thanks to José Paumard for prompting me for following the white rabbit down the hole! https://blog.frankel.ch/transactions-threadlocal-spring/
Do you know about the ThreadLocal<T> type that allows you to declare data storage that's associated with a specific thread? If you know that, do you know about a similar concept but for async methods? AsyncLocal<T> is the type that allows y
In a zero-copy runtime designed for 1-VT-per-Stream density, ThreadLocal is a performance serial killer. Here is the forensic analysis and how JEP 506 Scoped Values changed everything. When I started designing the Exeris Kernel — a next-gen
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