.NET eBook: Practical Performance Profiling(www.red-gate.com)

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You can grab a free copy of this performance profiling eBook from here http://bit.ly/INLrpd read more...

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Ricky Leeks talks about .NET memory management on the .NET Rocks show(www.dotnetrocks.com)

submitted by redgate(155) 1 month, 8 days ago

Carl and Richard have a discussion with a vegetable. Yeah, that's right, we interviewed a leek named Ricky Leeks. Beyond all the endless puns, is a great conversation about memory management in .NET. Ricky also lets us know about a free e-book on .NET Memory Management you can download from the links in the show. Check it out! read more...

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Top 5 Memory Management Gotchas(www.red-gate.com)

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Unmanaged memory is often leaked when you forget to write code to deallocate it; however this can also happen because references are retained to the managed object which is responsible for deallocating it. read more...

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Profiling performance for Catel using ANTS Performance Profiler(blog.catenalogic.com)

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This blog post shows how to analyse the performance of your .NET application using MSTest and find the top 10 % worst performing methods. read more...

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Using Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio with Lego Mindstorms NXT Rob(www.simple-talk.com)

submitted by redgate(155) 1 year, 9 months ago

A good way to learn about Robotics is to build a Lego Mindstorms NXT robot and to control it using Visual Studio and Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio. Although the results will hardly do the washing up for you, you'll gain valuable insights into thread synchronisation and coordination in a multiprocess, multi-code event-driven environment. Yes, and it is great fun too! read more...

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ANTS Performance Profiler 6(www.developerfusion.com)

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We take an in-depth look at the latest incarnation of Red Gate's ANTS Performance Profiler and test it out on a real world .NET application to see how it fares. read more...

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How do you measure and analyse the performance of your .NET apps?(www.simple-talk.com)

submitted by redgate(155) 2 years, 4 months ago

Are you programming in .NET? How important is application performance to your organisation? How do you measure and analyse performance? Please fill in this one-minute survey. All answers are anonymous. Thanks in advance for your input. Laila Lotfi Red Gate Software read more...

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The TekPub LINQ Challenge Part 2 – Faster Algorithms(www.codethinked.com)

submitted by javery(5523) 2 years, 4 months ago

Comparing performance of different ways of checking for prime numbers, including some interested benchmarks and use of parallel linq. read more...

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ASP.NET Performance - Part 3 - Cache Busting(codebetter.com)

submitted by karl(265) 2 years, 4 months ago

Creating dynamic links based on file hashes to leverage far reaching expiry headers without sacrificing updatability. read more...

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.NET Memory Management(red-gate.com)

submitted by javery(5523) 2 years, 6 months ago

A great video explaining memory management in .NET read more...

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Profiling the Memory Usage of a .NET Application (simple-talk.com)

submitted by redgate(155) 2 years, 10 months ago

Automatic memory management in .NET makes development a lot easier; however, it's still easy to introduce memory leaks into your application. For example, in a complex application, it's easy to forget to unregister event handlers, and these are notorious for holding on to objects which you don't need to keep in memory any more. This typically leads to an increase in memory usage which, if it remains unchecked and unresolved, can lead to your application exhibiting poor performance, or even running out of memory and crashing. This is where a memory profiler becomes necessary. read more...

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