IDisposable Best Practices for C# Developers

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Elton Stoneman

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:47

02. Introducing IDisposable

02. Understanding IDisposable.mp4

05:22

03. Using Disposable Objects.mp4

06:04

04. Demo-Working with Disposable Objects.mp4

03:40

05. Demo-Resource Exhaustion from Not Disposing.mp4

05:11

06. Best Practice .Sharp1.mp4

04:36

07. Demo-Consuming Resources without Disposing.mp4

05:35

08. Demo-Functional Defects from Not Disposing.mp4

03:32

09. Module Summary.mp4

02:08

03. What Happens When the Garbage Collector Runs

10. Introducing the Garbage Collector.mp4

03:08

11. How and When the GC Runs.mp4

04:12

12. Demo-Understanding Garbage Collection.mp4

04:33

13. Demo-Memory and Object Profiling.mp4

04:12

14. Managing the Garbage Collectors Workload.mp4

04:26

15. Demo-Implementing IDisposable.mp4

03:11

16. Demo-The Full Dispose Pattern.mp4

02:56

17. How the GC Uses Finalizers.mp4

03:25

18. Demo-IDisposable and Finalizers.mp4

02:48

19. Demo-Cleaning up Unmanaged Resources.mp4

02:47

20. Module Summary.mp4

05:14

04. What Happens if You Dont Dispose

21. Approaches for Finding and Fixing Disposable Issues.mp4

03:22

22. Demo-Finding Problems with Object Lifetimes.mp4

05:59

23. Demo-Fixing Problems with Static Analysis and Profiling.mp4

11:05

24. Using Static Analysis to Find IDisposable Issues.mp4

04:37

25. Demo-Managing Object Lifetime in Modern Apps.mp4

06:28

26. Demo-Fixing Lifetime Problems with Dependency Injection.mp4

06:44

27. Disposable Objects and Dependency Injection Special Cases.mp4

04:19

28. Using IAsyncDisposable with Asynchronous Streams.mp4

07:07

29. Module Summary.mp4

02:16

05. Just the Best Practices

30. Must-haves Nice-to-Haves and Edge Cases.mp4

06:10

Description

.NET takes care of memory management for you, right? Mostly. But the Garbage Collector needs your help and that's where IDisposable comes in. This course will teach you how to use it correctly to prevent strange errors and crashes in your apps.

What You'll Learn?

IDisposable is the only part of the platform where .NET asks for your help. If you don't use IDisposable correctly, the .NET Garbage Collector can't manage memory properly, so your app won't run efficiently, it may have strange errors, and it will eventually crash.

In this course, IDisposable Best Practices for C# Developers, you'll learn to manage object lifetimes and keep your apps running lean. First, you'll see what goes wrong if you don't dispose of objects, and how that can bring your apps down. Then, you'll explore the Garbage Collector to understand how .NET cleans up unused objects. Finally, you'll discover how to implement IDisposable throughout a distributed .NET application. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of managed and unmanaged memory to keep your .NET apps performing under any load.

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Elton Stoneman

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Elton is a 10-time Microsoft MVP, author, trainer and speaker. He spent most of his career as a consultant working in Microsoft technologies, architecting and delivering complex solutions for industry leaders. He has delivered APIs on Azure serving millions of clients daily, Big Data solutions processing billions of events weekly, and cutting-edge solutions powered by containers. Elton's experience with .NET goes from .NET 1.0 running on Windows Server, right up to .NET Core running on Linux. When Docker emerged as the best way to run applications, Elton made containers his focus, and now he works for Docker. He travels the world helping people understand what containers, Kubernetes and DevOps can do for them and their software delivery.

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