I'm looking for the wwdc video where they first introduce the concept of structured concurrency.
Asked on 08/12/2024
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The concept of structured concurrency in Swift was first introduced at WWDC 2021. In the context provided, the session titled "Migrate your app to Swift 6" from WWDC 2024 references the introduction of Swift concurrency at WWDC 2021. This session discusses how Swift's concurrency model was adopted in an app, highlighting the transition from an ad hoc concurrency architecture to a more structured one using Swift's concurrency features.
For more detailed exploration of structured concurrency, you might want to check out the session titled "A Swift Tour: Explore Swift’s features and design," which covers concurrency basics like tasks, async/await, and actors.
If you are interested in the specific session where structured concurrency was first introduced, you would need to refer to the WWDC 2021 materials.
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