TechDays 11 Basel - The Future of C# and Visual Basic
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Come see what’s coming in the next version of C# and Visual Basic. The major new feature is “Async”, which makes for much simpler code whenever you’re writing database or internet-connected apps – both in client apps that need responsive UIs, and server apps that need to be responsive. We have recently released a public CTP of this feature. This talk will tell you how to get the most out of the CTP today, and what is its roadmap for the future. As for further features planned after that? Think of this session as your direct connection to the VB and C# language design teams – I’ll tell you what we’re thinking, and you can tell us what you want.
Speaker: Lucian Wischik
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Very nice talk!
Bob ross is back... (His voice at least)
Really enjoyed this talk, Lucian.
You gave some nice clear and concise metaphors for Async.
Just an Observation Lucian, in the Paste As VB demo. the code after the paste
Function factorial(i As Integer) As Integer If i = 0 Return 1 Else Return i * factorial(i - 1) End If End Functionis missing a Then
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