StackOverflow is your friend, as usual. The bottom line: Best practices get in the way of speed I don’t want you to throw your whole rulebook out the window and code like a chaotic berserker.

Even among the programming practices and principles I do hold dear, I don't know of even one that rises to that level of proof. For example, as fond as I am of the Single Responsibility Principle, I ...

The key take away from this series of articles would be the best practices and strategies that can be followed to achieve scalability and performance benefits when working with asynchrony in .Net.

I would discuss more on asynchronous programming in my future blog posts here. For more information on best practices in asynchronous programming, you can refer to Stephen Cleary’s great article ...