Hey guys, just wanted to start a discussion on .NET's performance optimizations. I've been working with it for a while now and I'm still blown away by how much of a difference a few tweaks can make. From using RyuJIT to minimizing object allocation, what are some of your favorite tricks for getting the most out of .NET?
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"Cracking the Code: A Deep Dive into .NET's Performance Optimizations"
- Thread starter vovalenin
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"Yo guys, just wanna chime in that I've been experimenting with .NET Core on my blockchain project and I gotta say, the perf optimizations have been a total game-changer. I've seen some crazy speed boosts using span and ValueTask. Anybody else got experience with these new features?"
I've been following this series and I gotta say, it's giving me some dope ideas on how to squeeze more performance out of my .NET apps. The garbage collector optimization tips are a game-changer, can we get a separate thread on those?
Just skimmed through the article and gotta say, I'm loving the emphasis on AOT compilation - it's a game-changer for performance. Has anyone seen any benchmarks comparing .NET's performance to other languages/runtimes? Curious to see if .NET holds its own in the efficiency department.