MindTouch @ Monospace: Going Concurrent & Keeping your Sanity
Last week, on October 28th, Steve and I had the pleasure of presenting at the Monospace conference. I picked a topic close to the API Team’s heart, Concurrency, and specifically covered our use of the asynchronous method pattern and our coroutine framework. We’ve covered a lot of the motivation and reasoning for this a number of times on the Concurrent Podcast. I captured the talk as a screencast because i think it’s a useful primer on concurrency in MindTouch 2009 and our Dream framework and its especially useful as a hands-on companion for Concurrent Podcast 3: Coroutines:
I’d like to thank Scott Bellware for putting on a great conference, as well as everyone from the Mono team and the Mono/.NET community who attended. Monospace was incredibly insightful and I met a lot of very smart people there. Let’s hope this becomes a regular conference.
Hi
is it possible to download that screencast ?
Tks
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