Jeremy Bytes

There is something that has always bothered me in C#: Whenever you "await" something in a method, the return value must be wrapped...

2020 was "interesting". One good thing that came out of it is that I had the chance to speak remotely for some user groups an...

When we use "await" in C#, we can use the typical try/catch blocks that we're used to. That's a great thing, and it m...

As mentioned previously , I had an awesome time at NDC London back in January. One great thing about NDC is that they record the sessions an...

Cancellation gets a bit tricky because we end up passing around a cancellation token. But there's a problem: if we create a cancellation...

Part 2 of my video series on Task and Await in C# is now available. Check out the code downloads and articles here: Exploring Task, Await, a...

I just started a new video series on Task and Await in C#. This is based on my recent series of articles  Exploring Task, Await, and Asynchr...

In our exploration of Task, await, and asynchronous programming, we want to take a look at the concept of cancellation. When we kick off a l...