Using the Task Parallel Library (TPL) in WPF

Gary Owsiany

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Keeping a WPF application responsive involves using background processes to handle long running tasks, and the TPL makes this programming task easier than ever. It also provides a way to cancel the task asynchronously and to update the UI (for example, with a progress bar) from the background proces

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Gary Owsiany

Software Developer (Senior) GCS

United States

Gary Owsiany is a programmer for the Global Client Solutions. He specializes in Object-oriented programming and design in C#. He originally cut his programming teeth on C/C++ and then Smalltalk, and finally received an MCAD in C#. He also enjoys exploring programming technologies like object-oriented databases (db4o), Windows Workflow Foundation, and Parallel programming.

Using the Task Parallel Library (TPL) in WPF

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