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Category Archives: TPL
Speaking at the Austin .Net Users Group
I will be speaking at the Austin .Net Users Group on Monday April 11th on parallel programming and the .Net 4 framework. Please come by if you want to learn something about parallel programming and for some great conversations. … Continue reading
Posted in .Net 4, PLINQ, TPL, Visual Studio 2010
Tagged .Net, concurrency, parallel programming, TPL, Visual Studio
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Running an open spaces talk at devconnnections on parallel programming.
Tonight I had an opportunity to run an open spaces discussion on parallel programming. I have a good time doing it and we had some good discussions. I asked the attendees who was familiar with the technology. Only 1 person … Continue reading
Posted in .Net 4, PLINQ, TPL, Training, Visual Studio 2010
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Multicore applications just get easier with .Net 4 and Visual Studio 2010
Designing for multicore architectures is hard. I get that. Multicore programming is hard as well. I get that too. I think that the big issue historically has been that when someone has gone through the process to architect and develop … Continue reading
Posted in .Net 4, Threading, TPL, Visual Studio 2010
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Lessons learned from my parallel application design/development
I have started using .Net 4, TPL, and PLINQ when and where it makes sense for my applications. I have learned a lot and I wanted to share some key bullet points that I have learned: “Measure 5 times, cut … Continue reading
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It is not always a good thing to use parallelism…
Many of us are trying to keep up with the technical features that Microsoft seems to be spewing out of Redmond these days. I know that I struggle to keep up with the Beta this and the RC that, … Continue reading
Posted in Threading, TPL, Visual Studio 2010
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