Why lambdas seem broken in multithreaded environments (or how closures in C# works).

Posted on April 20, 2010 by lowendahl — 3 Comments ↓

I’ve been playing around with some code for.NET 3.5 to enable us to split big operations into small parallel tasks. During this work I was reminded why Resharper has the “Access to modified closure” warning. This warning tells us about Continue reading →

Slice up your business logic using C# Extension methods to honor the context

Posted on February 20, 2010 by lowendahl — 1 Comment ↓

One of my favorite features with C# 3.0 is the extension methods. An excellent way to apply some cross cutting concerns and great tool for attaching utility functions. Heavily used by the LINQ frameworks and in most utility classes I’ve Continue reading →

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Why lambdas seem broken in multithreaded environments (or how closures in C# works).

Slice up your business logic using C# Extension methods to honor the context