In computer programming, the async/await pattern is a syntactic feature of many programming languages that allows an asynchronous, non-blocking function to be structured in a way similar to an ordinary synchronous function, and is primarily intended to provide opportunities for the program to execute other code while waiting for a long-running, asynchronous task to complete, usually represented by promises or similar data structures.
A web scrapper to get links to articles from a web site given the article titles.
Low-allocation .NET Task-like class set implementation with convenient integration with realtime rendered applications.
Effective multi-threaded Async/Await Library
General utilities to help with stuff in .NET Development, from Epiforge
How to catch exception from asynchronous method
A .NET Standard 2 compatible backport of the very good thomhurst/EnumerableAsyncProcessor project
Blazor WASM interacting asynchronously with CRUD WebApi in .NET7
TPL DataFlow library for Round-Robin/Less-Workload/ByKey parallel running
Backend to perform REST operations on MySQL database using C# ASP.Net as per user operations on web application.
A command line tool for ensuring ConfigureAwait is specified for all awaits. Ideal for running in a CI pipeline.
Do we have to await every single async method?
Three methods for efficiently downloading a file from the internet.
Demos for learning depths of multithreading and asynchronous
A Windows application made for League of Legends players while they’re in the game, retrieving and displaying real-time performance statistics. Integrated using two APIs provided by Riot Games. The requests are fetched and served asynchronously using JSON and backend infrastructures are designed to populate and display scalable UI controllers.
Provides common abstractions for database access in .NET.
An easy to use cache implementation for all layers of an application with support for both Sync & Async Lazy<T> initialization.
A command-line interface to sync your Microsoft To Do Tasks to a local folder hierarchy. Allows exporting your Tasks to JSON files, among other things.
Released 2007