Coding Shorts: IDisposable and IAsyncDisposable in C#

[@pateegutee7960]

Awesome tutorial video as usual. I just became one of your regular follower! I have been using your code samples in my project. Thanks!

[@swildermuth]

Awesome, thank you!

[@mihaimyh]

Really nice video and an easy to understand explanation of IDisposable

[@matteobarbieri2989]

nice and clean

[@najisheqbal7006]

You are just awsome 😍

[@prateekbhardwaj9943]

nice and useful thanks

[@swildermuth]

Thanks!

[@mtranchi]

thanks shawn

[@Timlaare]

Great video!
Could you make a coding short about 'Task.ConfigureAwait(false)'?
I understand async await, but I still have a hard time understanding when and when not to use ConfigureAwait(false)

[@swildermuth]

Thanks for the idea! Essentially this piece is saying don't throw an exception so that if the disposal fails, it should do it silently as the object is going out of scope anyway.

[@janhendrikschreier]

@@swildermuth I had the same thought as Timlaare when I watched the video. AFAIK ConfigureAwait(false) does much more than just that exception thing, so I'd appreciate a video as well.

[@mahfoudbouabdallah6286]

Great video.
I hope you can make video about iDisposoble on winform especially I see lots of questions on stackoverflow on the same topic but I can't find a proper answer.
I hop the example contained
main form and child forms
events
sql connection
Thanks in advance and sorry for my English

[@swildermuth]

Not sure how this is different from what I explained. Anything with IDisposeable must be disposed. Especially true of SqlConnections.

[@tourdesource]

Video is out of sync with the audio.