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The author of this post enjoyed putting it together so much and received such a positive response to the post that he did it again for .NET Core 2.1, a version for which performance was also a significant focus: bit.ly/2HIRHpA
One of the most important things is Choosing an e-commerce platform when you’re going to start an online business. Not all like to install a WordPress theme & start selling: bit.ly/2X1vSqj
One of the most commonly used patterns in software development is Caching. It’s a simple, but a very effective concept. The idea is to reuse operation results. Read more: bit.ly/2X1OOp7
A few days back I learned geeky little piece about JIT. This is exactly the type of knowledge you don’t have to use, maybe ever, yet it’s crucial the JIT handles it because every smart instruction is performance gained: bit.ly/2w4MKR2
I have a little library that I want to be available for multiple languages, so I was quite interested in it. So I tried out the official sample and was delighted with the results: bit.ly/2VsrVJT
Today, we’re announcing that the next release after #dotnetcore 3.0 will be .NET 5. This will be the next big release in the #Dotnet family: bit.ly/2LCOiww
Ladies and gentleman, please meet the first in the world card game about #Dotnet -based high performance and memory-aware #programming. Read more: bit.ly/30gGbsP
TaskCompletionSource<T> is used in a variety of cases when an operation's lifetime is controlled manually, for instance, in different communication protocols. Read more: bit.ly/2NwvV7U
How many times did you use a desktop application to end up with a frozen unresponsive window? Don’t know about you, but it happened to me more times than I can count. This article is about what we are to do when our .NET application freezes: bit.ly/2GW0suJ
This article will show you the basics of types internals, as of course an example in which the memory for the reference type will be allocated completely on the stack: bit.ly/2WgA30Y
We are thrilled to announce the release of the #dotNET#Framework 4.8 today. It’s included in the #Windows 10 May 2019 Update. .NET Framework 4.8 is also available on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 : bit.ly/2DEn0z9
By default, struct can't be compared by ==, but class can. Basically, in order to be able to compare struct with == operator you must explicitly implement it. Which is a no-brainer at all, but the approach you actually choose to do it may be tricky: bit.ly/2PuYW6N
I’ve been using #visualstudio 2019 exclusively since the first internal build – long before the release of Preview 1 in December of 2018. During this time, there has been a lot of little features that made me more productive: bit.ly/2UBV18Y#Dotnet
Many developers are complaining that the Entity Framework is not fast or it has a lack of performance. Subsequently, I have investigated the problem to find a root. In most cases, I have discovered that the Entity Framework/Core is not guilty: bit.ly/2IOlm1q
A lot of applications require the ability to detect whether a new observation belongs to the same distribution as the existing observations. The application we are building now detects the opposite: bit.ly/2Ix9ql8#dotnetcore#dotnet#softwaredevelopment
A human by nature cannot fully understand the purpose of a certain instrument until he or she gets some experience. So, let’s turn to some examples. Read more: bit.ly/2IHBd1R
It got me thinking, how many .NET Runtimes are there? I put together my own list, then enlisted a crack team of highly-paid researchers, a.k.a my twitter followers. Read more: bit.ly/2DgCjOz