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These blog posts on deep dives into the .Net internals is one of my favorite side effects of it being open sourced. I also enjoy the internal blog posts from t
by Rapzid 8y ago
These blog posts on deep dives into the .Net internals is one of my favorite side effects of it being open sourced.
I also enjoy the internal blog posts from teams such as Edge at MS.
It is a great time for software to be sure.
- matthewwarren 8y ago> ... is one of my favorite side effects of it being open sourced. Agree! I would never have the time or expertise to work all this out just using WinDBG or similar. Having the source, including decent comments and things like the BOTR [0] is amazing for exploring the internals! [0]: https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/tree/master/Documentation/botr#the-book-of-the-runtime https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/tree/master/Documentation/...
- nightski 8y agoIt's great for sure but there were deep dive books much more comprehensive than this on the clr and jit that I read a decade ago. Microsoft press has always had great technical resources. I actually really miss the days of technical books. Blog posts serve a purpose but they definitely never adequately replaced books.
- matthewwarren 8y ago> It's great for sure but there were deep dive books much more comprehensive than this on the clr and jit that I read a decade ago. Out of interest, which books are you referring to? I'm always on the lookout for more (decent) technical books to read! :-)