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Webinar: .NET 7 Web-APIs mit Turbo: Deep Dive in async/await
Asynchrone Programmierung wird immer häufiger als der Heilsbringer in Sachen Performance angepriesen. Doch stimmt das auch? Die Antwort ist ein ganz klares Jaein.
Was bedeutet asynchrone Programmierung überhaupt, wie unterscheidet sie sich von Multithreading und was muss ich wirklich wissen, damit die Verwendung von async/await einen spürbaren Einfluss auf die Geschwindigkeit meiner ASP.NET Core Web-API zeigt?
Diese Fragen und einige mehr beantwortet Ihnen .NET- und Backend-Experte Sebastian Gingter in diesem Webinar und geht darüber hinaus auf Best Practices ein und gibt einige Tipps & Tricks. Nach diesem Talk haben Sie das notwendige Handwerkszeug beisammen, um ihre Web APIs an den richtigen Stellen durch asynchrone Operationen zu optimieren.
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