Reading Time: 6 minutes While executing long computations, performance is something that’s always being the concern. Luckily, Futures come to our rescue. A Future gives you a simple way to run an algorithm concurrently. Futures are the standard mechanism for writing multithreaded code in Scala. Whenever we create a new Future operation, Scala spawns a new thread to run that Future’s code, and after completion, it executes any provided Continue Reading