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Unified Concurrency IV - Going Cross-platform

by ipavlu

The Cross-Platform Object-Oriented approach to Synchronization Primitives for .NET and .NET Core based on one shared pattern between two interfaces for General Threading and Async/Await.

Programming Concurrency in C++: Part 2

by MehreenTahir

This article is a continuation of Programming Concurrency in C++ Part 1. We will discuss synchronization, future and promises along with async and with that, will sum up the introduction of concurrency in C++.

Shut Down, Restart, Log off, Lock, Hibernate or Sleep Your Computer in C#

by Thomas Daniels

A tip about how to shut down, restart, log off, lock, hibernate or sleep your computer in C#.

sp_who2 to find dead locks in SQL Server

by Liju Sankar

Find deadlocks in SQL Server using sp_who2 (an undocumented and thus unsupported stored procedure)

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Multithreading in C#

by Uladzislau Baryshchyk

An overview of multithreading in C#

Unified Concurrency II - Benchmarking Methodologies

by ipavlu

The goal of the Unified Concurrency is to unify access to different synchronization primitives in object-oriented fashion with one pattern and two interfaces for general and async/await methods.

Threadsafe is Not Enough

by Jason Sultana

In this post, you will see why Threadsafe is not enough

Unified Concurrency III - Cross-benchmarking

by ipavlu

The goal of the Unified Concurrency is to unify access to different synchronization primitives in object-oriented fashion with one pattern and two interfaces for general and async/await methods.