How Async/Await Really Works in C# - .NET Blog

Printing real headline news on the Commodore 64 with The Newsroom's Wire Service

Building Powerful and Faster Data Grid With Kendo UI for Angular

Notes on FFTs: for implementers

Issue #345

3/24/2023

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Sorry for the break, a bit busy with work stuff and traveling. I'm finally back home though, so here's a special Friday issue.

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How Async/Await Really Works in C# - .NET Blog

Published: 16 March 2023
Tags: c#, dotnet


The support for asynchronous programming in C# and .NET has been around for over a decade. In that time, it’s transformed how scalable code is written for .NET. Stephen Toub dives into the history leading to, the design decisions behind, and implementation details of asynchronous programming in C# and .NET.
Some highlights:

  • .NET has a universal representation for any asynchronous operation
  • C# and the compiler are capable of rewriting normal control flow into a state machine implementation of coroutines
  • There are established patterns that bind everything together


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Printing real headline news on the Commodore 64 with The Newsroom's Wire Service

Published: 23 March 2023
Tags: c, hardware, history, perl


The article discusses the ClassicHasClass's experience editing periodicals and how technology has changed since they first started. They discuss how they used Springboard Software's The Newsroom to edit their first periodical and how they used QuarkXPress for their most recent project. They also talk about how they used an Apple II to edit their high school newspaper and how the process has changed since then.
Some highlights:

  • Dives into file storage and contents on the Commodore 64
  • Goes into handling images and modern news articles
  • End result is a printed page of a modern news article


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Building Powerful and Faster Data Grid With Kendo UI for Angular

Published: 14 November 2022
Tags: sponsored, web,


Telerik shows how the Kendo UI for Angular Grid can be used to create a robust data grid, and how it compares to Angular Material.
Some highlights:

  • Covers adding the Kendo UI grid
  • Illuminates how to style the grid
  • Demonstrates pagination and sorting


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Notes on FFTs: for implementers

Published: 19 March 2023
Tags: algorithms, cpu, math


Fabian Giesen explores different ways of implementing the Fast Fourier Transform, and the pros and cons of each method.
Some highlights:

  • The Cooley-Tukey family of algorithms is the most popular, but it can be difficult to understand how it works if you don't have a background in linear algebra
  • A ring-theoretic approach is recommended, as it is the most insightful in terms of showing the actual structure of the problem
  • You don’t have to pick strictly between iterative and recursive approaches, and you can get the best of both worlds by recursing for larger to medium sizes, and handling the small sub-FFTs iteratively.


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