No More Deadlocks - SSW TV
Posted by Filip Ekberg on 21 Jul 2015
Asynchronous programming can be very difficult, and if done incorrectly it can cause devastating results in your applications!In this talk I introduce asynchronous programming in .NET and talk about a few gotchas that will be handy along the way. I'd also like to take this opportunity to announce that I'm working on my next Pluralsight course that will talk about Asynchronous Programming in .NET. It is definitely an important subject and I hope you'll enjoy both my coming course, and the below presentation.
Slides available below on Slideshare
Remember, async void is evil and you should never block because it seems like the easy way to solve your current task. After watching the presentation, I hope you appreciate the joke I made in the below tweet!
I'm going to write a VS plugin and distribute to my team: every time they block a task, this comment will appear! pic.twitter.com/RoQ2bpGArL
— Filip Ekberg (@fekberg) July 21, 2015
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Filip Ekberg is a Principal Consultant at fekberg AB in the country with all the polar bears, Microsoft C# MVP, author of a self-published C# programming book, Pluralsight author and overall in love with programming.
