When using HttpClient.SendAsync() to access a resource that might take a while to process it can be advantageous to detect when the connection has been disconnected. This can be done using a CancellationToken passed to the HttpClient.SendAsync() method.… more »
Anytime a connection to a long running process is made there is the risk that the connection will be terminated prior to the process completing. A Cancellation Token is used to notify a process that a request should be cancelled. As part of the… more »
Nothing is more frustrating to a software developer than phantom errors. It is the the wasted hours over some insignificant piece of code that was working and suddenly doesn't and you can't seem to see anything wrong with it. I present the following as… more »