Timo Heiten
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 await keywords
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.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Understand asynchronous programming with .NET and C#
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24 reviews for Understand asynchronous programming with .NET and C#
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 3.5 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$14.99
Victor Onyechi –
Finally! I was looking for a course like this for my study test. In the shortest amount of time I got everything I need. I am pretty confident now that I passed the exam. Without the course this would not have been possible! The course can even be watched on 1.25 to 1.5 speed to absorb the knowledge much faster. To the Instructor: I leave you this review to say thank you.
Ingo Siemens –
The tempo of the course might be a little slow, when you expect async and await to come up quickly. Yet in the end it gave me all the knowledge I needed from this. The instructor speaks in a calm and clear voice and it is very easy to follow through, even on 1.25 or 1.5 speed. Excellent!
Ben Wittenborn –
I learned greatly from this, because I had no prior knowledge of async/await and wanted to learn the fundamentals because this helps me to understand what is really happening. The instructor speaks with a slight german accent. But this is in no regards any issue because it is always clear and concise.
Giselinde Heiten –
Very easy to Unterstand
Shirly Mastalerz –
As a beginner with .Net I did not expect too much, still I wanted to challenge myself. In the end I am surprised how much I got out of this, even though I only recently have heard of asynchronous programming with async and await. It says advanced level, yet I think it is appropriate for beginners also.
Muhammad Shoaib Khan –
Nice and short course on parallel and asynchronous programming by using threads.
Christopher Wilken –
In the past I had a hard time to understand async programming, the explanations in this course made this so much easier! I had some real eye openers especially at the beginning. I do absolutely recommend this course if you like to understand the why and how of what you are doing.
Brian Triplett –
I agree with every other 5 star rating. The course layout is great, the instructor speaks clearly, and the concepts are explained very well. I highly recommend this course.
Dennis Grinberg –
when he shows code he should zoom in or else its to small. the course needs more ineraction and downloadable code with explanation
Florian Dietrich –
I found this course to be vastly more instructive than most other resources you can find about async/await online. The course has an easy to follow structure and a relaxed pace that makes it easy to follow for beginners. I also particularly liked the parts about the motivation for asynchronous programming and the in depth discussion about its most relevant pitfalls and challenges. Highly recommended!
Florian Dietrich –
I found this course to be vastly more instructive than most other resources you can find about async/await online. The course has an easy to follow structure and a relaxed pace that makes it easy to follow for beginners. I also particularly liked the parts about the motivation for asynchronous programming and the in depth discussion about its most relevant pitfalls and challenges. Highly recommended!
Piotr Plinkiewicz –
Pretty good course, I’ve learned something, however it lacks teoretical background about how it all works. The course itself is rather presentation with some description and couple of examples. From the masterclass I’d expect insight knowledge about parallel programing along with more complicated examples. It’s good if you need to quickly sort things out.
Piotr Plinkiewicz –
Pretty good course, I’ve learned something, however it lacks teoretical background about how it all works. The course itself is rather presentation with some description and couple of examples. From the masterclass I’d expect insight knowledge about parallel programing along with more complicated examples. It’s good if you need to quickly sort things out.
Matheus Georgopoulos –
it’s really good, if your application is freezing and you know nothing about async and threads this is definitely for you.
Matheus Georgopoulos –
it’s really good, if your application is freezing and you know nothing about async and threads this is definitely for you.
Nataraj –
Content is good.But the instructor needs to provide more details on all the code changes he is doing before he is running the code.Like, if you just create the new internal class and run the code, it doesn’t run.I need to go to the main program class and call this new class.function from their, which he doesn’t show in the video.I might be wrong or would have skipped some step.Please comment and let me know
Nataraj –
Content is good.But the instructor needs to provide more details on all the code changes he is doing before he is running the code.Like, if you just create the new internal class and run the code, it doesn’t run.I need to go to the main program class and call this new class.function from their, which he doesn’t show in the video.I might be wrong or would have skipped some step.Please comment and let me know
Tjaart Blignaut –
Sadly not as much of a deep dive as I was hoping for, but useful information here and there.
Tjaart Blignaut –
Sadly not as much of a deep dive as I was hoping for, but useful information here and there.
Christian Cay –
He’s going to the speed of light when explaining examples from the very beggining. Waiting to see if there’s better later.
Christian Cay –
He’s going to the speed of light when explaining examples from the very beggining. Waiting to see if there’s better later.
Saheel Saha –
Is there a tiger behind instructor when making videos? There is no code discussion, there is no back ground on any topic. Its really disappointing so far…
Taylor Sullivan –
The conent was decent; however I felt like this was stuff I could have gotten on Youtube…
Troy Silkwood –
The content of the course was very good, but the audio level is not consistent between videos. With some videos, it is necessary to turn the volume way up, just to hear the lecture.