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I'm still using C# (CoreCLR) for most of my day to day stuff. This posts series is part of my ongoing efforts to improve my knowledge and skills. I've talked e
by ayende 8y ago
I'm still using C# (CoreCLR) for most of my day to day stuff. This posts series is part of my ongoing efforts to improve my knowledge and skills.
I've talked extensively about performance in CoreCLR and how to approach it. Several records talks are found here:
https://ayende.com/blog/tags/performance https://ayende.com/blog/tags/performance
- oaiey 8y agoI was curious especially on the network protocol stack considering that the ASP.NET team pushed the CoreCLR and language teams a lot to achieve a good performance with nice syntax and maintainability. Thanks Ayende for all your content and contributions.