Asynchronous programming can be very beneficial when it comes to creating a responsive UI and improving the application's performance. There are, however, scenarios in which asynchronous programming should be avoided as it may reduce performance and increase the complexity of the code. In the following subsections, we'll go through a few situations in which it is best not to use asynchronous programming.
When not to use asynchronous programming
In a single database without connection pooling
In cases where we have a single database server that doesn't have connection pooling enabled, asynchronous programming will have no benefits. With long-running connections and multiple requests, there will be performance...
