We're trying to gauge customer interest on the following:
It appears the upcoming .net core 3.0 will introduce the concept of async streams.  Using info gleaned from other sites (https://blog.todotnet.com/2017/09/sneak-peek-at-c-8/)
It looks like they'll support an async enumerable iterator method and then extend foreach to support await so it can consume the return from that method.  The advantage is that
The method could gradually fill the enumeration using calls to a service and then the foreach would process them once each result is returned from the service.

Should we add support to Synergy.Net language for declaring and consuming async streams?
Without his support we would not be able to consume any of the new async streams from .net core BCL or C# assemblies.

If you're interested please vote for this.  Thanks.
Jim Sahaj
Synergex