Async Streams in C# 8 – IAsyncEnumerable with Cancellation Token, Configure Await

Reading Time: < 1 minute Async Streams is the new feature in C# 8.0 which provides async support for handling streams or IEnumerable data. In this session we cover all the aspects of Async Streams (IAsyncEnumerable) including how to use ConfigureAwait and how to use CancellationToken as well.

Cancellation token can be a great way to manage async programming in dotnet core and C# but with Async Streams it can be a bit difficult and at times if not used properly can give errors. We shall be discussing briefly everything about AsyncStreams. IAsyncEnumerable also has options and support for CancellationToken as well as ConfigureAwait.

Why and How to use Explicit Interface Implementation

Reading Time: < 1 minute What would happen if you need to implement two interfaces with same member names. How would you do it. While this question seems simpler, its not actually in implementation as there are a few hidden tricks. In this video we try to cover the basic fundamentals of the Explicit Interface Implementation and also do a quick hands on how to do it.