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It depends on your app. We've seen massive improvements for webservers and long-running apps. Short-lived apps don't benefit. We'll be posting more on it soon.
by runfaster2000 8y ago
It depends on your app. We've seen massive improvements for webservers and long-running apps. Short-lived apps don't benefit. We'll be posting more on it soon. Give it a try!
- algorithmsRcool 8y agoThis guy works on dotnet his answer is much better than mine.
- yread 8y agoMy app is a asp web app that spends most of its cycles in ef core code and unmanaged. Would be nice to read more about it especially how to measure performance benefits
- zamalek 8y agoDoes it ever optimize more aggressively than previously? i.e. would we see, as a bad but relatable example, more functions inlined?