You may have noticed that the C# compiler gets very upset if you try to use an `await` inside a `lock` statement. There is a reason for this but what if you need synchronization when calling async methods?
Richard Blewett
Tue, 10 Dec 2019
You may have noticed that the C# compiler gets very upset if you try to use an `await` inside a `lock` statement. There is a reason for this but what if you need synchronization when calling async methods?
Tue, 10 Dec 2019
Working with the Task API and async and await makes consuming asynchronous operations very straightforward. However, what if I want to process several asynchronous operations concurrently?
Wed, 23 May 2018
There is a common pattern that is used in .NET APIs where anything that returns a Task has the suffix Async…
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