u/MrGradySirin r/dotnet • Recommends
On “Medium Article around the new Task.WhenEach feature”
If you want to avoid Medium for whatever reason, you can also get information about it from Nick Chapas on youtube. [video
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Await Async Tasks Are Getting Awesome in .NET 9!
Nick Chapsas
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Programming languagesC# and .NETConcurrency and parallelism
Nick Chapsas introduces the new Task.WhenEach feature in .NET 9 for handling asynchronous tasks as they complete.
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2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended for its clear explanation of the new Task.WhenEach feature in .NET 9.
u/Emotional-Dust-1367in r/typescript • Recommends
On “What's your guys opinions on Django and python in general”
Yup that’s right. Just await stuff and you don’t have to do anything.
You could say make 100 tasks to go scrape 100 websites. Await all of them. Then when done send the email. They’re even adding hooks to listen to each individual task finishing. Check it out.