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.NET Book : Visual Studio 2012 and .NET 4.5 Expert Development Cookbook (Must Read)
It is my great honor to tell you that my book has finally been released this week. If you have ever liked any of my blogs or internals, you would like this book for sure. There are lot of things to learn from the book and I can assure you that you wont be upset with this book if you buy it.
The "Vi...
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EF 6: Async
this post is the first in a series about what's new in EF 6.
great improvements are about to come with Entity Framework 6.
it is a major release and the first one since EF become an open source.
each post in the series will be dedicate to a single feature.
this post will focus on a new EF a-sync...
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Using Async Delegates instead of the Thread class
If you want to write some asnychronous code, the good old fashioned way is to create a new Thread. But this has several pitfalls, e.g. when you need to use parameters or you need to retrieve a return value. Then this way is getting tricky.
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Asynchronous GridView in 5 simple steps
Let’s load the GridView asynchronous and make the page load faster and the perceived speed greater. All in 5 simple steps. This technique can be used with the Repeater, FormView, DataList and other controls.
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AsyncExec and WaitForExit: Speeding Up The Build To Do More
In this post I show how a small extension to NAnt's exec task can speed up the build and allow you to get more done in less time.
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Getting the ID of the UpdatePanel which triggered an asynch postback
Self explicative I guess!
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Asynchronous command execution in .NET 2.0
Asynchronous execution of commands was one of great new features in ADO.NET 2.0. The ability to execute commands that take long time to execute asynchronously is very helpful for developers.
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AsyncWebService calls – the truth behind the Begin.. End.. Methods
Long story short, if you want to shotgun your webservice requests, make synchronous calls from worker threads and take the time to get that right.
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Access Web Services Asynchronously in .NET Design Patterns
In the real world, client software usually communicate with web services asynchronously. An asynchronous call returns immediately, and receives the result separately when the processing is completed. This can avoid latency across network freezing the application UI or blocking other processes.