AsyncLocal and Scoped Services in ASP.NET Core

Learn about AsyncLocal class in c# and how you can use it as a scoped service in an asp.net core app.
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[@ivandrofly]

“Zeus! Your Son Has Returned. I Bring The Destruction Of Olympus!”

[@cocoscacao6102]

Great video again. Never heard of AsyncLocal up until now.

[@binoypatel09]

Nicely explained, thanks for the great content

[@diegoronkkomaki6858]

Good stuff, learned a lot.

[@jamesarceri5540]

Good stuff as always sir.

[@piotrc966]

Really great!

[@urzaaaaa]

The white screen when you switch to browser is killing me

[@RawCoding]

Don’t leave the house or the sun might kill you

[@urzaaaaa]

@@RawCoding I only leave my house in the night. Days are for sleeping.

[@kirillo3532]

Шикарный материал) спасибо, что освещаешь такие темы) Причем очень доступно и легко для усвоения темы)

[@nullentrophy]

So, it behaves like this because http requests are handled asynchronously? -If they were handled synchronously this wouldn't be the behavior?- If they were handled synchronously, it would not have had scoped behavior? I am confused. It is unholy magic

[@nullentrophy]

Checked out the implementation of AsyncLocal. It's just glorified Dictionary wrapper LOL

[@mt89vein]

This is called ambient context, and you should be careful with it. It may cause problems with testing and debugging