Aye, mate, I appreciate it )

Smiles..this is 100% solid explanation. i like the way you explain some topics.....will definitely be watching this account hence forth. Thanks mate.

github repo : github.com/TuralSuleymani/DecodeBytes/tree/tutorial/dotnet-roadmap

Github repo for mindmap :github.com/TuralSuleymani/DecodeBytes/tree/tutorial/frontend-roadmap

Hello Tural Suleymani! How to get your map?

Abselutely Fantastic. What framework do you prefer the most?

please you need to make a video about functional programming!

hey brother im a junior developer from Spain and i want to thank you for all youre doing for us, its the first time that i really can understand how delegates work in a real world context and not just learning how to write a func or predicate but really understanding when and why i should do it. Thanks a lot!

A really good content. Keep up doing this really good work

how will this work if you have concurrency with multiple threads downloading files. if the user cancels, then all threads should cancel

One more video that we needed but did not know. May I know where can we find the links? Thank you for continuous uploading!

Thanks for uploading

Thanks for uploading Tural, U could also upload long videos bcz if someone want to learn he will watch anyways. But u can also upload in pieces as per your convenience, But your videos add values to a software engineer for sure.

Could you explain how does this problem arise? And how does assigning a local variable solve the problem?

Hey!! I am here again, Thanks for uploading....I very much appreciate and support

I feel .NET developer is more of a mid level role compared to a general web developer role which have more entry roles although current market conditions is rough regardless

Have been waiting this video for a long time. Thanks

Great design explanation. But when processing the response, you should check for error and return immediately instead of checking for success because in a real-world scenario, the logic processing successful response is complex which would lead to unnecessary nesting.

You didn't show "the internals" of Monitor, just 2 public apis, the internals would be the WaitHandle and others. Not that I think this is important to understand, but anyway... Also I think the biggest miss is that this is trying to use WaitHandle locks with Tasks, which may work but isn't recommended. This would be more important with thread-safety in a non async/task environment, which is a very niche case. This case with a Task, is the more common one, but the better way to handle it would be to use an async method for the work, and inside use a SemaphoreSlim.

Hi Suleymani do you have any online course to explain in details from the beginning

Do a video about unit testing

Thank you🙏

Thank you , good video about async

you are soooooooo Amazing keep going i wish the best for you

Great video!

The example given is too complicated to explain result pattern. You can make it with a much simpler example.

Great explanation! Your way of teaching is awesome.

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Great explanation! Thank you

Nice

Great!!! Important topic. Are you also going to make video about C# full course?)

Great explanation. Thanks ❤

I don't fully agree with the implementation of the Result Pattern in this package, but agree with the use of the pattern itself. I always make my own implementation for this. 🙂

Tell that to SELENIUM >_< I don't know what those devs have in their minds, everything in that stupid framework throw exceptions, I hate it so much 😆

Great video and explanation, +1 sub.

Great explanation.

Great chat! What's your opinion on using a try-catch... then maybe the Api loses connectivity with another server, and throws... but you wrap it up and send it back to the caller with a friendly, "Sorry for the inconvenience" message. I guess you'd still call that breaking the contract, but I am asking,m "Why wouldn't you want to wrap up an Exception in a result, even if it is a bug?" It's the cleanest way to handle them, right? I'm asking because I feel like I"m going overboard, lol!

Great Course! Thank you!

Very informative video. Thanks

THANKS!

Hey, can you give the link of your Udemy course for Apache kafka with microservices which you mentioned into this video. Thanks

It is perfect i hope you will continue make this perfect content

Waiting for part 3

I am glad that I found your channel. Thanks a ton.. Great stuff.. nicely explained.

10/10 as usual!

I can only hear you reading out the exceptions, but I cannot see any exception on the screen, which makes following through the tutorial a little-bit hard. For eg, 13:02 I think this is because you are running a console application and it is running on your other monitor which is not being displayed on the video.

nice tutoriol, you gained new sub

Thanks for the information provided. That helps a lot for beginners. I used DI for my WPF project before this video published and had a hard time trying to know why and how to use it. Will move to deep dive into DI video.