01. Introduction 00:03:32 01. Introduction 00:15 02. Why a Course About Streaming? 00:43 03. Content Overview 02:3302. .NET Streaming Architecture 00:40:03 04. Introduction 00:23 05. I/O Streams 01:56 06. What Is a Stream? 03:33 07. .NET Streaming Architecture 04:20 08. The System.IO.Stream Class 02:13 09. Stream Pointer 01:12 10. Reading From a Stream 06:30 11. Writing Into a Stream 01:20 12. Seeking a Stream 05:53 13. Demo: Pointers and Seeking 04:24 14. Disposing Streams 00:37 15. Buffering and Flushing 02:35 16. Multithreading via Synchronized Method 01:19 17. Async Support 00:45 18. Testing With no Backing Store? Stream.Null 00:56 19. Summary 02:0103. Working With FileStream 00:32:52 20. Introduction 00:29 21. Backing Store (Base) Streams 02:11 22. Instantiating a FileStream: Supplying the File Path 04:21 23. FileMode and FileAccess 03:18 24. Demo: FileMode and FileAccess 03:15 25. FileShare 02:32 26. Demo: FileShare 03:05 27. Access Control 01:27 28. Internal Buffer 01:30 29. File Caching 03:34 30. Optimize File Caching: Sequential and Random Access 03:26 31. Other FileOptions 01:05 32. Summary 02:3104. Restricted File Access With IsolatedStorageFileStream 00:17:22 33. Introduction 00:22 34. What Is Isolated Storage? 03:32 35. Isolated Storage Types 05:35 36. Using the IsolatedStorageFileStream 02:34 37. Demo 03:44 38. Summary 01:3205. Interprocess Communication Using PipeStream 00:21:17 39. Introduction 00:21 40. What Are Pipes? 01:53 41. Named and Anonymous Pipes 01:26 42. Named Pipe Server 01:59 43. PipeStream 02:00 44. Demo: Basic Byte Transmission 05:22 45. Byte vs. Message Transmission 01:50 46. Demo: Message Transmission 04:16 47. Summary 02:0506. MemoryStream and Memory-Mapped Files 00:24:01 48. Introduction 00:27 49. MemoryStream 03:07 50. Demo: MemoryStream 05:14 51. Memory-Mapped Files 01:56 52. Memory-Mapped Files for File Access 02:22 53. Demo: Memory-Mapped Files and File Access 04:27 54. Demo: Random Access With Memory-Mapped Files vs. FileStream 01:57 55. Memory-Mapped Files for Processes Memory Sharing 03:13 56. Summary 01:1507. Web and Network Streams 00:24:29 57. Introduction 00:54 58. Web Streams 04:06 59. Stream Support in WebRequest/WebResponse 01:08 60. Demo: WebRequest/WebResponse 04:13 61. Stream Support in WebClient 01:03 62. Demo: WebClient 03:43 63. Stream Support in HttpClient 00:28 64. Network Stream 03:05 65. Demo: NetworkStream 04:42 66. Summary 01:0208. Decorator Streams 00:18:56 67. Introduction 00:39 68. Decorator Streams 02:23 69. BufferedStream 02:24 70. Demo: BufferedStream With NetworkStream 02:43 71. Compression Streams (DeflateStream and GZipStream) 02:14 72. Demo: Compression Streams 03:15 73. CryptoStream 02:24 74. Chaining and Disposing Decorator Streams 01:34 75. Summary 01:1509. Stream Adapters 00:34:14 76. Introduction 00:37 77. Stream Adapters 01:41 78. Text Adapters: StreamReader/StreamWriter 05:47 79. Text Adapters and Encoding 02:56 80. Demo: StreamReader Buffer and Position 02:26 81. Demo: StreamWriter Buffer and Position 01:56 82. Binary Adapters: BinaryReader/BinaryWriter 04:14 83. Understanding Write(String) and ReadString 01:58 84. Demo: Understanding Read/Write With Binary Adapters 03:57 85. XML Adapters: XmlReader/XmlWriter 01:16 86. Demo: XmlReader 03:13 87. Demo: XmlWriter 01:57 88. Closing Stream Adapters 00:43 89. Summary 01:2910. Asynchronous Support 00:17:18 90. Introduction 00:38 91. What Is This Module About? 00:43 92. Computer Bound and I/O Bound Operations Sync and Async 03:59 93. How Does This Relate to Streaming? 02:04 94. So When Should We Use the Asynchronous Model? 02:06 95. Asynchronous Operations in .NET 4.5 01:17 96. Demo: HTTPClient 03:46 97. More of the Same 01:15 98. Summary 01:26