since Index is the default landing zone for a website, is it a good idea to make the home controller an async controller?
In what scenario can I take advantage of AsyncControllers?
Thanks,
Ryan
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since Index is the default landing zone for a website, is it a good idea to make the home controller an async controller?
In what scenario can I take advantage of AsyncControllers?
Thanks,
Ryan
No, it isn’t a good idea.
When you have actions that perform intensive I/O tasks and for which you could benefit from I/O Completion ports such as database calls, web service calls, … I would recommend you reading the following article for better understanding the concept. It’s about async ASP.NET pages but async controllers work exactly the same.