As modern .NET applications grow increasingly reliant on concurrency to deliver responsive, scalable experiences, mastering asynchronous and parallel programming has become essential for every serious ...

This article shows the evolution of parallel programming in C# and explains how to use the new Async paradigm, introduced in C# version 5.0. What Is Parallel Programming?

To take advantage of the parallel programming capabilities, a new class called Parallel was introduced in .Net Framework 4. PLINQ is a good choice in compute-bound operations.

From the post on the MSDN blogs Parallel Extensions will indeed be a part of the .NET Framework 4.0. Not only will it be a part of it, it will be a core part of it. In Soma’s blog post announcing the ...

Microsoft has provided support for parallel programming in .Net Framework to leverage the benefits of multi core systems. In this post, I will present a discussion on the support for Parallel ...

VSM Web columnist Eric Vogel kicks off his first C# Corner installment with a walk through creating an application using asynchronous programming. Asynchronous programming is a means of parallel ...

Among other things, cloud applications will also benefit from parallel programming, so Scala could be used to optimize cloud applications as well. Scala is an open source language.

The Parallel Extensions framework is supported on Windows Server 2003, Vista, and XP. The .NET Framework 3.5 is necessary to run the corresponding code, and Visual Studio 2008 for development.

On May 8, Microsoft made Axum, the company’s foray into parallel programming, available on its MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) DevLabs portal. Axum is a .NET language for building parallel ...