Understand asynchronous programming with .NET and C#

Understand asynchronous programming with .NET and C#, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 51 lectures, 9 quizzes, based on 123 reviews, and has 1288 subscribers.

You will learn about Why is asynchronous programming needed in the first place Asynchronous programming concepts All asynchronous programming techniques in .Net. Thread Safety and Coordination Threads, Tasks and async & await Parallel Programming Framework (Pfx) This course is ideal for individuals who are .Net developers or Backend developers with .Net or C# Developers It is particularly useful for .Net developers or Backend developers with .Net or C# Developers.

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Summary

Title: Understand asynchronous programming with .NET and C#

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Quizzes: 9

Number of Published Lectures: 50

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 60

Original Price: 24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Why is asynchronous programming needed in the first place

Asynchronous programming concepts

All asynchronous programming techniques in .Net.

Thread Safety and Coordination

Threads, Tasks and async & await

Parallel Programming Framework (Pfx)

Who Should Attend

.Net developers

Backend developers with .Net

C# Developers

Target Audiences

.Net developers

Backend developers with .Net

C# Developers

Have you ever had issues with a bug that resulted in an asynchronous programming wrong doing? Did your users report some unresponsive behavior of your application they did not want to deal with? Or does your boss want you to utilize the given hardware in the most efficient way possible?

If you had any of those or similar issues with asynchronous programming, this course will help you solve those issues. In other words this course will help you to handle multithreaded and concurrent scenarios in programming like  you always wanted to.

Besides looking at the underlying mechanisms, we will look at all the different techniques to utilize our freshly crafted knowledge.

This course not only gives you the well rounded background to understand what is going on with all that concurrency, parallelism and multi threading, but also hands over all the needed tools to you, that you will need to excel in this regard

It includes:

TPL with Tasks and async awaitkeywords

The actual Thread API

Thread Safety with Locking, Non-exclusive locking and Concurrent Collections

Everything about how concurrency works under the hood

In this course you will also see examples to every of the above topics and this will guide you to become a master of asynchronous programming techniques with .NET.

So do not hesitate and enroll to:

Advance your career

Master one of the most needed skills of contemporary programming

If you still do not find any value here, you still have the 30 days refund.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: What is asynchronous programming

Lecture 1: Introduction to asynchronous programming

Lecture 2: Mechanisms of asynchronous programming I: Machines & Processes

Lecture 3: Mechanisms of asynchronous programming II: Threads

Lecture 4: Course Contents and How to work with the course

Chapter 2: Handle Threads in .Net

Lecture 1: Introduction to Threads

Lecture 2: Code for the chapter

Lecture 3: How to Start a Thread

Lecture 4: How to Stop a Thread

Lecture 5: Stop a Thread with Coordination

Lecture 6: Create Foreground and Background Threads

Lecture 7: Thread Coordination: Thread.Join

Lecture 8: Error and Exception Handling with Threads

Lecture 9: The Threadpool

Lecture 10: The Threadpool: Examples for Enqueuing work to the threadpool

Lecture 11: Summary of Thread API

Chapter 3: Thread Safety and Coordination

Lecture 1: Introduction to concepts of thread safety

Lecture 2: Code for the chapter

Lecture 3: What does atomic mean in the context of thread safety?

Lecture 4: Exclusive Locking Mechanisms and atomic Operations

Lecture 5: .Net locking Workhorse: Monitor and lock

Lecture 6: Non-Exclusive Locking: The ReaderWriterLock(Slim)

Lecture 7: Non-Exclusive Locking: The Semaphore(Slim)

Lecture 8: Signaling between Threads with the Monitor

Lecture 9: Signaling with Events: ManualResetEvent & AutoResetEvent

Lecture 10: Concurrent Collections

Lecture 11: Summary of Thread Safety

Chapter 4: TPL – Task Parallel Library

Lecture 1: Introduction to the TPL

Lecture 2: 3 ways to start a Task

Lecture 3: Control Task behavior with the underlying Thread

Lecture 4: Tasks and data

Lecture 5: Create an I/O bound Tasks

Lecture 6: Error Handling with Tasks

Lecture 7: Task Relationships

Lecture 8: Cancellation

Lecture 9: Anything a Task: TaskCompletionSource

Lecture 10: async & await 1: make async code look like synchronous one

Lecture 11: async & await 2: All Method signatures

Lecture 12: Task Combinators

Lecture 13: Summary of the TPL

Chapter 5: Basics of Parallel Programming

Lecture 1: Basics of Prallel programming in .Net

Lecture 2: Simple parallelism: Parallel.Invoke

Lecture 3: For in Parallel: Parallel.For

Lecture 4: ForEach in Parallel: Parallel.ForEach

Lecture 5: Parallel Linq: PLINQ

Lecture 6: Summary for Parallel Programming

Chapter 6: Bonus: General Things about asynchrony

Lecture 1: Introduction to server side asynchrony

Lecture 2: Deadlock: an example

Lecture 3: Another Signaling construct: The Barrier class

Lecture 4: Basics: Delegates and Lambdas

Lecture 5: Make a Legacy (synchronous) API asynchronous

Instructors

Timo | C# Development | .NET | DevOps
Freelancer & .Net developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 16 votes

2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 24 votes

4 stars: 35 votes

5 stars: 42 votes

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