Csharp Concurrency Patterns
aaronontheweb/dotnet-skillsConcurrency in .NET can be confusing with many options available. async/await is the best choice for most I/O tasks like reading files or calling APIs. Channels make it easy to manage work queues between producers and consumers. Akka.NET helps with complex state machines and managing many independent entities. The goal is to avoid shared mutable state and locks whenever possible.
This guide helps you pick the right tool for your situation. Start simple with async/await. Only move to Channels, Reactive Extensions, or Akka.NET when you have a specific need they solve better. Remember that locks should be a last resort after trying immutability, message passing, and concurrent collections.
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