Why isn’t my coroutine’s work stopping? 🫣🤔😢

Kapil Sachan
Jan 27, 2023

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In development, as in life, we know it’s important to avoid doing more work than needed as it can waste memory and energy. This principle applies to coroutines as well. You need to make sure that you control the life of the coroutine and cancel it when it’s no longer needed — this is what structured concurrency represents.

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Kapil Sachan
Kapil Sachan

Written by Kapil Sachan

Lead Software Developer @ InMobi

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