Tim Deschryver • 11/2/2020

Process your list in parallel to make it faster in .NET

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This technical article demonstrates how to speed up processing large collections in .NET by moving from sequential loops to parallel execution. It uses a real-world example of migrating 60,000 items between systems, showing the performance bottleneck and how the Task Parallel Library (TPL) simplifies concurrent programming to reduce total execution time significantly.

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