Years of wanting to understand thread until this excellent video.

Thank you so much Sir! For me this channel is the first stop for learning any thing about C# and dot net so it was a big relief when I wanted to learn about multithreading and found the topic here.

I was struggling a lot with these concepts until I watched this. Massive thanks to you for your time and effort.

it's literally what I needed to learn for a project of mine, wait for the download to be over so it can be unzipped automatically, then wait (again) to continue. amazing content. thank you :)

I have used threads before, but I never understood it "this clearly". You also give some intuition on how things work. Very valuable.

Damn. You are such a great and spectacular teacher. I highly recommend any newbie on this topic to watch this video. Since, a lot of the other videos over complicate things whereas you have simplified it and made it possible to understand. On the contrary, the Tasks is a vast topic and one requires practice to be done simultaneously by themselves to learn this more clearer and the logic will be crisper in the head.

Good job on the strategy how to explain this topic. It worked. Been working for over a year on a wpf project, barely understood what i was doing with threats, tasks, etc. Now, its much more clear.

Oh my, this is a nice rabbit hole. Great vid. I just used this multi threading to calculate primes 2 to 100 million in 2 seconds.

Wow I have literally been looking for exactly this type of video for days. Great video mate.

I keep coming back to this video to remember and the ways to use Threads and task in C#.

Fantastic explanations and demonstrations for understanding threads. Thank you.

Liked, Subscribed, Added your video to my playlist. You have earned my love and respect. You are an excellent tutor. Keep it up.

This video should have a lot more likes... You obviously have deep understanding of the topics and you can explain it well enough, considering it is quite abstract topic. Good job, I am subscribing to your channel

Great video as always Luke, keep up the good work!

Thanks for the guide on threads. It was very helpful.

🔥🔥🔥 I've been waiting for this! Thanks, Luke.

Awesome content and quite well explained!

Your videos are great. Thanks for all your hard work!

Great stuff. Looking for more now. Thank you. :)

Brilliant! Very well done.

I have been waiting this for a long! Thanks you!!

You are out of this world...Too good

Extremely useful as always. Thanks!

Thanks for another great tutorial

Thanks for making this video.

Great Tutorial!! Very Helpful!!

Thank you for all your work :) :)

Great video! Thank you :)

Awesome, thanks a lot. Keep up the good work :)

Very Helpful..!!

You are a gem!

Thanks. You made my day 😊

Very useful thank you!

Great Video!!!

Awesome! Cheers mate.

Absolutely Super. 👏

Great tutorial thank you so much

awesome vid!

bro could you tell me the source of your information you are so awesome in teaching does i need to read books or what to be like you , you are my Idol

Really useful thanks

UI Cross-Threading is EXTREMELY important because the first thing you run into in the real world is trying to update a component in the main UI thread from a different thread and then you start googling when you start getting the crash messages and then find there are dozens of different ways developers handle this and your brains are all scrambled!

Hi Luke, your explanation is rather neat, clean. In years to come ,do you have a plan to create materials on Rust Programming Language which a new technique to deal with Memory Leak , Efficient Memory Management? In the meanwhile , will you be on Udemy next years?

great vid thanx

thank you so much! :)

At 53:27 what would happen if you change the content of MyButton outside of Task.Run(() => {...}); So if you would write MyButton.Content = "Logged in"; on line 45? Wouldn't that then be executed by the UI Thread aswell?

What can i do if i want to do a multi thread using DI where in my class will be instantiate differently?

Can you increase the font size of Visual Studio ? I can't clearly see the code

25 People doesn't speak english... Great video... Have to watch your Task-Video now :)

You are saviour (Y)

Nice lecture!!!!! If you could increase the font size in future videos, that would be really helpful!!!!

What if you want to have element that is constantly moving on your UI. Is it possible to render it on a different thread?

Very good explanation. Question: What would be different if you removed await Task.Run(async () => {...}) and just used await new HttpClient().GetStringAsync(...)?

Great video, Do you have any exercises or can recommend on such place which have so I can practice it?

Hi!, how will you make the message system of sending and retrieving? Using SignalR or something like that?

1:02:27 So, I still didn't get the idea of using async/wait. If you're going to hand-over the task to another thread and then wait for it, how isn't that blocking? Or is other stuff outside of MyButton_click() function good to execute somehow?

Thank you seems so small when YOU are doing so much more. I was wondering if could you possibly change your VS Color Theme to anything other than the Dark in your next video. Please? I think, and I hope many people would agree with me, that the other Themes enhance legibility more. I'm very grateful to you, Luke.

Holy shit this is helpful!

39:20

Awesome, how big your screen monitor?

hi, do u know then how u can create tasks in your UI dynamicly by clicking buttons? :-)

Threads depends on CPU, right? like how much it can go slow/fast..?

Hi ,Iam fresher. To become good web app developer, I should know windows app development also?

Its sad that you didnt show any examples in MVVM environment :( You also forget to say something about working on multi-threading in class library (like .Core in fasetto), as we can't call Application.Current.Dispatcher here I hope for your next video on tasks that you will explain these things

Nice video, but next time be sure of making the font bigger pls, i could barely see what u were typing

Great vidoe my program is like 20% to 25% faster now

39:20 lol

puggo is somewhere in the video

next time when you try to record video. google "how to zoom visual studio". then we can see what you write

i watched

The main reason the 1000 threads took so long is just writing to the console.

The download is already a task. Why wrap a task inside of a task? For this to be proper you would just await the download without putting the download that is already a task inside another task. You WOULD however do this if your download isn't an async call.

Font is a way too small. My monitor is 23'8" and play quality is 1080p. But this video is impossible to be watched. :(

Holy fck... between 30 and 33 min was painful to watch. Other than that, it's a nice explanation.

Nice work.. Bt please can you speak more clearly and slowly :)

I know I'm 4 years late, but there really is no point in using Task.Run() here. We don't need to use another thread from the thread pool to simply await the GetStringAsync(). All you need to do is await (new HttpClient().GetStringAsync()) from the UI thread. This will result in the UI thread starting the asynchronous GetStringAsync task and it will be free to take in any interface inputs while the task is running. Once the GetStringAsync task is done, the rest of the code in MyButton_Click (which is now a continuation) will be executed by the UI thread. The information in this video was useful up until this point, but the async/await section at the end will give many people the wrong idea.

My only complaint is after living in a cube farm for 20 odd years, I can't stand to listen to the click and clack of keyboards. It would be much better if you filtered or setup the mike in some way to lessen that.

Unnecessarily long and boring video, also difficult to see the code