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Demystifying concurrent lazy load pattern

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5 Aug 2012CPOL9 min read 43.1K   581   29  
Shows what are common mistakes in lazy load implementations and how to implement fast concurrent lazy load cache.
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namespace LazyLoadSample.Properties
{


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I am a software developer at CallidusCloud currently working on software for Quoting and Product Configuration.

In past few years I have been working on development of multi-portal CMS and I was responsible for defining Coding standard and Code Review process. For three years, I have lead team of programmers that developed Soprex framework for enterprise applications development and I have also built Soprex Quotation Tool on that framework. My main points of interests are enterprise app architecture, Scrum and TDD.

I blogs about software development at www.Vukoje.NET.

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