#OrlandoCC was great despite a few technical difficulties with projectors. Many thanks to Esteban and everyone else that made it happen. Below is the link to the slides and code from my presentation.
Download ParallelPresentation.zip – 1.21 MB (1,276,111 bytes)
I was asked a few questions this weekend at Orlando Code Camp about Async and how it relates to TPL. It’s best to hear the it from the PM of the Parallel team at Microsoft, Stephen Toub. The Parallel team is responsible for TPL and Async. Check out this Channel 9 video from October 2010 (when Async CTP came out):
http://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Stephen-Toub-Task-Based-Asynchrony-with-Async
#SFLCC was an awesome event. It was the largest code camp I’ve ever attended, and I was extremely proud to be a part of it. Dave and Rainer did a fabulous job, and made putting on a huge event like this look really easy. My session had many interested, interesting, and enthusiastic developers in attendance. 70 minutes simply isn’t enough time to have gotten into the distributed computing example. The download below contains the Digipede grid computing example. If you would like to get started with Digipede, you can request a Developer Edition license. Feel free to email me if you have any questions about Digipede, distributed computing, or .NET parallel extensions.
Download ParallelPresentation.zip – 1.21 MB (1,276,111 bytes)