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    Introduction to Concurrency in C# - Async and Paralellism

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    Introduction to Concurrency in C# - Async and Paralellism

    Introduction to Concurrency in C# - Async and Paralellism
    Duration: 5h 5m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 1.8 GB
    Genre: eLearning | Language: English

    Learn to develop scalable and fast applications using concurrency

    What you'll learn
    Use asynchronous programming in C#
    Improve the speed of your programs with parallelism
    Patterns and antipatterns of asynchronous programming and parallelism

    Requirements
    Knows the basics of C# (knows about loops, methods, classes)

    Description
    In this course you will learn how to use asynchronous programming and parallelism in C #.

    We will look at both patterns and antipatterns of concurrency. That is, we will see what things we should do, but we will also see what things we should not do.

    With asynchronous programming we can:

    Run a set of I / O tasks at the same time

    Prevent the UI of our applications from freezing

    Scale up our ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core applications

    Cancel tasks so that the user does not have to wait for their completion

    Implement generic retry logic

    Create asynchronous streams

    With parallel programming we can:

    Accelerate the execution of certain algorithms

    Apply transformations to a set of images in parallel

    Use synchronization mechanisms to avoid race conditions

    Define the maximum degree of parallelism

    Configure instances of a class by threads

    Use LINQ in parallel

    We will learn all of this in this course!

    Who this course is for:
    C# developers who want to use asynchronous programming and parallelism in an effective way

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    Introduction to Concurrency in C# - Async and Paralellism