this looks amazing... curious of backstory, ie what is happening here with bees in the tree vs houses? Also, I am here after watching your wasm deep dive on W\>. exceptional presentation!

thankful for all Coureses C#

Are you also a beekeeper? I'm like you - a developer, but 5 years ago I also had 5 beehives and my own honey))

love u Rainer. Thanks for sharing

Hi Rainer, I hope that you are doing well, I'm really thankful to you for all the things that you have taught me, you are my favorite content creator and mentor, keep it up!

This is a gem of Paralell in C#. Thank you

You are a fantastic teacher. Please allow us to comment on your videos <3

Please allow us to comment on your video! You are a fantastic teacher on the planet.

I just wanted to tell you... You are an amazing teacher and I love your C# videos. Keep at it!

hi, bin abendschüler wollt nur sagen weiter so mit den tutorial videos und bitte den abendschullehrer hinweisen, dass es auch deinen ytkanal gibt. danke!

Thank u very much ..I learned much from you ..even my German improved little bit :) while watching German video:) best regards from Yemen (South Arabia)

is there a community for ur c# courses?

where does this body() method come from?

Great tutorial！

Where am I?

1:05 applies to xamarin forms too?

Hallo Herr Rainer, das ist gut video!!! I watched all the video series since 2010 ~ and they still help me to practice and understand mvvm; two things to add: 1. Why not use a ViewModelBase class? I know it was for educational purposes, but it would have been great to implement that base class the second is like the first, use a RelayCommand class to implements the meths of Icommand.

Thanks Man...

So interesting ! thanks! :)

So, if my computer have 4 cores, I can do 4 tasks?

This was awesome on so many levels. I learned more in these 26 minutes than I could have in 4 days of going over documentation. Thank you!

excellent series of video thanks a lot

do you teach C# for beginners?

By far the best MVVM/WPF/Entity Framework tutorial I have found. Basic yes, but functional and practical. Thank you Rainer

Ever heard of stopwatch class?

Thanks, Very Useful

Please, forgive me. I found the source code on your site. I find this serie of videos very very importante.

It's an important tutorial, but , it would be very helpful if the author provide the code source.

Tutorial to save in the wallet for each working day

Excellent. nice work!

Excelente!!!! Gracias

Simply AWESOME

AWESOME that's all i can say.

Very clear tutorial serie. Thanks.

I want your help please. I have this code. Task[] arrayT = null; int indexT = -1; int numberOfT = 2; while (indexT < (numberOfT - 1)) { indexT++; arrayT[indexT] = Task.Factory.StartNew(() => method(indexT)); } Task.WaitAll(arrayT); //I want to create 2 or more Task in my array dynamically using a while loop, but not works. This code executes only one Task. But if I build my array manually, it works properly. arrayT[0] = Task.Factory.StartNew(() => method(0)); arrayT[1] = Task.Factory.StartNew(() => method(1)); arrayT[2] = Task.Factory.StartNew(() => method(2)); Please help me to create my task dynamically. I'm Sorry but my english is not good.

May I ask you to share solution code somewhere?

Thank you for clear and exhaustively explanations on howto with ef + wpf + testing

Thanks a lot Rainer...

Great stuff ! Thank you.

Thanks for this great explanation.

I like the way you make a new line before .Method(). It looks much easier to read.. I should start doing that.

Excellent! Thanks!

#ohogs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Vielen Dank für das Tutorial !

I am surprise to see that the video I was looking for the long time has already been uploaded since 2010. Thank you for uploading this video.

Must watch to learn TPL. Looking forward to the Rx video !

thanks for the tutorial.but PropertyChanged event is alway returning null.

Really useful information. Thanks

Best TPL video EVER.... and I've seen a lot these days.

Your advanced skills are impressive.