This is an advanced production! Asynchronous coding in a static language is not exactly “simple,” and rather than try to simplify complex topics, we have, instead, decided to go deep and see how things work at a deeper level. If you are newer to programming, or new to C# in general, you may want to become familiar with the basics of C# before you tackle this one.
───01. A Quick Tour of Async in C# 5
│ 01. Introduction and Our Demo App.wmv
│ 02. The Race Condition.wmv
│ 03. Sharing Data Between Threads, the Hard Way.wmv
│ 04. Introducing async and await.wmv
│ 05. Going Deeper What’s Going on Here .wmv
│ 06. Handling Exceptions.wmv
│ 07. A Light Refactor, Wrapping Up Our Tour.wmv
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├───02. The Await Keyword
│ 01. The Case for Using Async.wmv
│ 02. Await Basics.wmv
│ 03. A Walk Through Decompiled Async Code.wmv
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├───03. Blocking
│ 01. What is Blocking .wmv
│ 02. Let’s Block Some Threads.wmv
│ 03. What’s Going on Under the Hood Do We Care .wmv
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├───04. Parallelism
│ 01. Parallelism Basics.wmv
│ 02. Parallel Tasks in Completion Order.wmv
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└───05. Testing
01. Basic Async Testing with MS Test.wmv
02. Using NUnit and a Time Machine.wmv
03. A Deeper Look at Skeet’s Time Machine.wmv
04. Testing Summary, and We Say Goodbye.wmv
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