Concurrency in .NET: Modern patterns of concurrent and parallel programming Paperback – Illustrated, 13 July 2018

When it comes to Parallel , Asynchronous and Concurrent programming Riccardo is your man... It is very well written book with detailed explanation.Next time your application running slow then before adding more hardware please go and read this.In current world, it's not all about hardware but how you use every bit of it.

I believe concurrency lies at the heart of software-hardware interactions, and therfore, understanding its nuances is a predicate for excelling in software. I mixed reading the book with pausing and pondering with chatgpt. Even after only finishing 200 pages in 2 months, my arguments and overall mental model is solidified. I am happy, and i think you would be too.

Packed tight with its wide variety examples in C# and F#, primarily functional-style covering common challenges to making your applications scale.

The book is exceptionally good, because it explains in clear terms and well-crafted diagrams modern concurrency in .NET. Being fluent in C# and F# I highly appreciate that the author provides a balanced discussion of both languages - pointing out where F#'s built-in features are often simpler and more powerful. However, readers who are not familiar with F# may be put-off by this. What I really like are the chapters on modern concurrency programming patterns in Part 3. They contain a treasure of tips highly useful to real world problems. I highly recommend this book to anyone who needs to create scalable and/or high-performance solutions in .NET