🧵 Expressive aliases to ConfigureAwait(true) and ConfigureAwait(false)

The RStein.AsyncCpp library is a set of types that should be familiar for anyone who knows the Task Parallel Library (TPL) for .NET (C#).

.NET Core 2.2 unit-tested implementation of a tcp network server logic using the pipelines API. This project was made for learning purpose and based on SimplPipelines.

Multiple optimizations on regular recursive Quick Sort including parallelization, cache and recursion optimizations.

DotNet20BridgeNet4x provides library with classes from Mono to bring modern C# language features to .NET 2.0, such as: CTP (async/await) , Task Parallel Library(TPL),Linq,Linq.Expressions,Pipes,Security...

This is a very simple windows form application that I completed for a class assignment. It is shown here to illustrate my coding style, structure, and commenting. This example is considered Level 3 – Advanced. Objectives: Task Parallel Library TPL Parallel.ForEach ProgressBar Windows Forms Action delegate Cancelling Tasks CancellationTokenSource…

TORC (Tasking library for Clusters)

System.Threading.Tasks, A backport of the Task Parallel Library to .NET 2.0, .NET35,Unity

XiTAO is a lightweight layer built on top of modern C++ features with the goals of being low-overhead and serving as a development platform for testing scheduling and resource management algorithms.

C# Image processing application using Task Parallel Library with .Net

TPL sample project

A Windows Image Editor Tool implemented using the Task Parallel Library in .Net 4.0. With the capability of applying multiple filters (sepia, contract, rgb), crop, grayscale and even adjust brightness of the image

The Tests Generator project

This project is a hands-on workshop focused on exploring and understanding the concepts of parallel programming in C#. It provides practical examples of using delegates, events, and various parallel programming constructs such as Parallel.For, Parallel.ForEach, Parallel.Invoke, and Task.Factory in a console application.

Explores the differences between Thread and Task in C#, along with tips on when to use each.