Nick Chapsas introduces TickerQ, a new and improved scheduling library tailored for .NET and C# developers, highlighting its advantages over Quartz and Hangfire.

Introducing TickerQ: A Modern .NET Scheduling Library

Author: Nick Chapsas

In this video, Nick Chapsas presents TickerQ, a new scheduling library for the .NET ecosystem, positioned as a superior alternative to established libraries like Quartz and Hangfire.

Why TickerQ?

Designed specifically for .NET and C# developers
Addresses common challenges and shortcomings found in Quartz and Hangfire
Focuses on reliability and modern design principles

Key Features

Robust scheduling capabilities
Improved reliability compared to older libraries
Open source and available on GitHub (TickerQ Repository)
Strong community focus with opportunities for collaboration

Comparison to Other Libraries

Quartz & Hangfire: Frequently used in .NET projects, but the author points out several unresolved issues and limitations in these tools
TickerQ: Developed to resolve these issues, offering a streamlined and modern approach

Get Involved

Try out TickerQ by starring the GitHub repository
Join workshops and community events hosted by Nick Chapsas

Additional Resources

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TickerQ aims to become a foundational library for scheduling in .NET applications, making it essential knowledge for C# developers.