Comprehensive interesting article about going asynchronous with ASP.NET Web Forms from Jeff Prosise.

Overcoming issues with threadpools in windows services.

Asyncify your code. Everybody's doing it. (Chicks|Dudes)'ll dig it. It'll make you cool. An opinion on .NET asynchronous patterns, a sample application exposing its own asynchronous API, and why you should be writing asynchronous code.

It has been updated since the last time it was posted here. Available in HTML and PDF.

Short "how to" talks about anonymous methods in c# to simplify a thread creation.

Discussion over the thread-safe singleton snippet presented in "What's wrong with this code? #1"

What happens when you combine anonymous methods and threads - a things you need to be aware or you will encounter a strange behavior that will be hard to explain.

Do you knowh how to handle multiple asynchronous WebRequests? Do you know why the obvious way doesn't work?

I'm coding a multi-tier VB.NET winforms application, and decided to take advantage of the BackgroundWorker object from the System.ComponentModel namespace for any cases where code in one of my forms is calling down to methods in one of the application's DLLs. For those not familiar, the BackgroundWo...

This article demonstrates how a simple property on a Form can handle thread safe communication with Controls on a Form.

Very, very (an I mean it) good tutorial/ebook on C# threads and everything related to it - like syncronisation, interlock, atmoic operations, semaphors, etc....

Explanation about .NET Interlocked class and why it is just more than atomicity.

How to properly implement a Thread that supports Suspend and Resume.

Title says it all... Be sure to read the 2nd part of the article too... covers Waiting for Threads.