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date: 2012-04-18 23:00
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date: 2012-04-19 23:00
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title: "Show and Tell #3 - Building Budgie with the Task Parallel Library (TPL)"
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## Wrapping Up
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Using the TPL to create an asynchronous API is the logical choice in modern .NET development, and I wouldn't have done anything different in Budgie. I'm looking forward to the final release of VS11 and .NET 4.5, at which point I'll refactor the code to make use of the "await" keyword, but for now it's good to know that you can do this in a future-proof way with the current tools.
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## About the Author
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Using the TPL to create an asynchronous API is the logical choice in modern .NET development, and I wouldn't have done anything different in Budgie. I'm looking forward to the final release of VS11 and .NET 4.5, at which point I'll refactor the code to make use of the "await" keyword, but for now it's good to know that you can do this in a future-proof way with the current tools.

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