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Stephen Cleary (the blog) Stephen Cleary's blog: async/await, programming, language design, and other sundry computer science topics.

Returning Early from ASP.NET Requests Dec 13, 2012 • Comments Update, 2014-06-07: There is more information in a newer post. I have great reservations about writing this blog post. Pretty much everything Iâm going to describe here is a ...

Async and Await Most people have already heard about the new “async” and “await” functionality coming in Visual Studio 11. This is Yet Another Introductory Post.