A.4 Concurrency Utilities

In this section

• A.4.3 Agents
  Learn how Clojure Agents facilitate asynchronous, independent state changes, enabling efficient background processing.
• A.4.1 Atoms
  Understanding the use of atoms for managing shared, synchronous, independent state in Clojure applications, with examples of atom creation, reading, and updating.
• A.4.2 Refs and Transactions
  Explore how Clojure's refs and software transactional memory (STM) provide coordinated, synchronous updates to shared state.
• A.4.4 Futures and Promises
  Explore Clojure's futures and promises for efficient asynchronous computations.