Implement multithreading
best practices, automatically.

During the early days of computing, programmers were so busy managing memory and CPU registers they could barely focus on business features.

Generations of compilers raised the level of abstraction so well that, today, memory management is no longer a preoccupation.

Now, you can repeat this success story with multithreading.

Instead of using locks and other low-level synchronization mechanisms, you can work at a more conceptual level, follow design patterns that are known to work, and rely on the compiler to generate low-level code and validate design rules.

There's no need to switch to another language. With the Threading Pattern Library, you can follow multithreading best practices in C# or Visual Basic apps.