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I think tools like Omnisharp have greatly improved what and how IDEs can do for developers. It’ll tell you memory allocations, boxing, expensive operations, ins
by jbluepolarbear 5y ago
I think tools like Omnisharp have greatly improved what and how IDEs can do for developers. It’ll tell you memory allocations, boxing, expensive operations, instance usages, dangling disposables, etc. It leads to cleaner, more performant code in my experience.
- taeric 5y agoI mean, I do like comprehensive tooling. I don't like pretending some of the older commercial tool chains didn't exist. And much of the modern set is heavily enabled by massive compute and memory. Such that often, it isn't that the checks you are talking about couldn't be done. They were often pushed to dedicated build sessions. Which often got skipped by developers.