Understanding await vs. ContinueWith in C# Async Programming

When it comes to asynchronous programming in C#, developers have powerful tools to make applications more responsive and efficient. By allowing long-running operations to execute in the background, we can keep the UI thread free for other tasks, resulting in smoother user experiences. Or when running those tasks on ASP.NET, the service can respond to … Continue reading Understanding await vs. ContinueWith in C# Async Programming →

Lesson 1.4: Async Commands

To this point, we have been using synchronous commands, but the Spectre.Console.Cli library also supports asynchronous commands. For anyone familiar with the async/await concepts in .NET, these commands follow the same pattern. When our commands use asynchronous APIs (for file I/O or web service calls), then we also need our commands to be asynchronous. With … Continue reading Lesson 1.4: Async Commands →