Talk |
Advanced Developers Conference 2024
| 08.05.2024
Skalierbare .NET Apps mit async await
Seit über einem Jahrzehnt ist async await Teil von C#/.NET. Doch was passiert eigentlich genau, wenn wir eine asynchrone Methode schreiben? In diesem Talk machen Sie eine umfangreiche Tour und gehen auf folgende Punkte ein: warum async await wichtig für Scalability in ASP.NET Core Services und UX in Desktop Apps ist, wie genau die State Machine aussieht, die vom C# Compiler aus einer async Methode erzeugt wird und wie sich diese State Machine zur Laufzeit verhält. Weiterhin gehen Sie auf mögliche Fallstricke und Performance ein, insbesondere auch was den Einsatz von Libraries von Drittanbietern angeht, die async await vermeintlich unterstützen. Dieses Wissen erlaubt Ihnen, asynchronen Code optimal in ihren Projekten zu gestalten.
Kenny Pflug ist Consultant bei Thinktecture und spezialisiert auf Architektur und Design von verteilten Systemen mit ASP.NET Core.
Event
Advanced Developers Conference 2024
06.05.24
- 08.05.24
@ Regensburg
(DE)
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