Microsoft SharePoint 2013 Sharing and Security
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Interested in async but worried about how hard it will be? Traditionally writing asynchronous code could be very complicated, but the new async programming model can make it much easier. Come to this talk to see what async is all about. Learn how you can use your new found async knowledge to avoid performance bottlenecks and enhance the overall responsiveness of your applications. Async can be confusing and misused. We discuss the differences between background processing and async. We also look at some practical business examples where a little async can go a long way.
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The Discussion
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mrwjr2003 I am moving to more and more of an async approach. This class looks like it will give me some great tools.
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dirq I'm interested in seeing this used in WPF and a .NET web form application.
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CAReed The new async functionality in C# and VB is really cool!
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Markipelago Truth be told, I know little about async in this context. The parallel task framework / thread improvements in .NET 4.0 were incredibly helpful for us, so I'm sure there are goodies in here to be explored.
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alezacx Great session .. Planning to attend every one of his remaining sessions.
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romiller Source code from the demo's is available here - http://romiller.com/2013/06/10/teched-2013-talks-source-code/
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cds Very helpful talk on ASP.NET and async. Thank you.