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Kotlin Multiplatform Academy · Lesson

CoroutineScope & Lifecycle

Tie shared async work to the right scope and cancel it.

Coroutines Need a Home

Every coroutine belongs to a CoroutineScope. The scope decides how long the work may live and when it should stop.

Why Scope Equals Lifecycle

Tie a scope to a screen or session. When that thing ends, the scope cancels its coroutines so no work runs against a dead UI.

All lessons in this course

  1. suspend Functions That Work Everywhere
  2. Dispatchers Across Platforms
  3. CoroutineScope & Lifecycle
  4. withContext & Structured Concurrency
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