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Getting Started with Asynchronous Programming in .NET

These are the exercise from the Pluralsight course Getting Started with Asynchronous Programming in .NET.

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Running the Demos

Inside the Completed folder for each module, you will find that you have code that is commented out. You can uncomment the code to test the completed solution for each different exercise.

Windows

  • Open the solution in Visual Studio 2017 or later (Asynchornous Streams requires Visual Studio 2019)
  • Restore NuGet Packages
  • Compile and Run both the Web and WPF Applications

MacOS

  • Open the solution in Visual Studio for Mac (latest version)
  • Restore NuGet Packages
  • Compile and Run both the Web and MacOS Applications

Setting up multiple startup projects

Windows

Right click the solution and select "Set Startup Projects..."

Setup the visual studio solution for multiple startup projects

Select the Windows and Web projects as startup projects

Setup the visual studio solution for multiple startup projects

MacOS

Right click the solution and select "Set Startup Projects..."

Setup the visual studio for mac solution for multiple startup projects

Create the suggested configuration for multiple startup projects

Create a configuration for multiple startup projects

Select the MacOS and the Web projects as startup projects

Create a configuration for multiple startup projects

Run the projects

Run multiple startup projects

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