Share: [Redirect Magazine] #5 - Repository pattern diverging opinion, .NET and Go concurrency, JS Event Loop and Zones By João Antunes April 8, 2018 - 1 minutes read - 196 words Some more reading/watching material. A bit more Go this week, as I would love to use it to build something but haven’t got around to do it - my attention span in pet projects is terrible, I start one thing then get another idea and forget the previous :) Articles “Is the repository pattern useful with Entity Framework Core?” An alternative point of view on the much used repository pattern. “Go vs C#, part 1: goroutines vs async-await” An interesting read, not really for the performance tests, but mostly because of the pretty significant differences in working with async code between C# and Go. Videos “Philip Roberts: What the heck is the event loop anyway? | JSConf EU 2014” Nice little insight into what the JavaScript event loop is and an overview of the inner workings of the JS runtime. “Brian Ford - Zones - NG-Conf 2014” A quick talk on what’s Zone.js, a JavaScript framework that’s used behind the scenes in Angular to provide an execution context shared across async tasks. “GopherCon 2017: Kavya Joshi - Understanding Channels” Quick but informative dive into concurrency in Go, more specifically, how channels work. Thanks for the visit! Categories: redirect magazine Tags: dotnet efcore repository golang concurrency channels async performance js eventloop zonejs Share: