u/Kralizek82in r/dotnet • Recommends
On “.NET 9 Lock Class”
There is a nice video by Nick Chapsas that gives a good overview
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How Thread Safety is Changing in .NET 9
Nick Chapsas
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Systems programmingProgramming languagesC# and .NETConcurrency and parallelismPerformance and optimization
Nick Chapsas introduces the new System.Threading.Lock class in .NET 9 and explains how it improves thread safety and performance.
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2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a clear overview of the new Lock class and thread safety changes in .NET 9.
u/JackTheMachinein r/dotnet • Recommends
On “What Classes do you use for Locking?”
\- Update to .net 9 and use System.Threading.Lock.
\- Use SemaphoreSlim with a custom extension or use Nito.AsyncEx.
Please check this youtube video [video