Tasks & Task Groups
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What is Tasks & Task Groups?
Tasks in Swift's concurrency model represent units of work that can be executed concurrently. Task Groups allow you to create and manage collections of child tasks, enabling you to perform parallel operations and aggregate their results. This provides a structured way to break down complex operations into smaller, manageable, and concurrent units, improving performance and responsiveness in your applications.
Free resources to learn Tasks & Task Groups
- Official docsTasks & Task Groups
- ArticleWhat are tasks and task groups?
- ArticleHow to create a task group and add tasks to it
- ArticleTask Groups in Swift explained with code examples
- VideoHow to use Task and .task in Swift | Swift Concurrency #4
- VideoHow to use TaskGroup to perform concurrent Tasks in Swift | Swift Concurrency #6
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Tasks & Task Groups: common questions
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Is this Tasks & Task Groups tutorial for beginners?
It is lesson 116 of 156 in the free Swift & Swift UI roadmap, in stage 34, Data persistance. If you are new to Swift & Swift UI, start from stage 1 and come back here in order; if you already know the earlier stages, this lesson stands on its own.