DEV281 - Visual Studio 11, .NET 4.5, and Parallelism
- Posted: May 22, 2012 at 10:18 AM
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We're still a few months away from its release, but the beta version of Visual Studio 11 and .NET 4.5 is available and with a Go-Live license too. With Visual Studio, reduction and simplification are the keywords. For .NET, assistance with parallelism this session is the big topic. Between these and other topics, the tools that will make your development life easier are covered.
Watch the live Q&A with Colin Bowern >>
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Colin Bowern (Blog, Twitter, LinkedIn)
This session was recorded live at ObjectSharp's annual "At The Movies" event - May 1, 2012, Scotiabank Theatre, Toronto, Ontario.
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Why did you use Task.Factory.StartNew and call the query.Execute() instead of using Task.Factory.FromAsync and calling ExecuteAsync(). Wouldn't this perform better and look pretty much identical? Thanks.
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