Высокопроизводительный код на платформе .NET. 2-е издание

by Бен Уотсон

Хотите выжать из вашего кода на .NET максимум производительности? Эта книга развеивает мифы о CLR, рассказывает, как писать код, который будет просто летать. Воспользуйтесь ценнейшим опытом специалиста, участвовавшего в разработке одной из крупнейших .NET-систем в мире.
В этом издании перечислены все достижения и улучшения, внесенные в .NET за последние несколько лет, в нем также значительно расширен охват инструментов, содержатся дополнительные темы и руководства.

Вот лишь некоторые из тем, рассматриваемых в книге:

•Различные способы анализа куч и выявления проблем, связанных с памятью.
•Профессиональное использование Visual Studio и других инструментов.

Genres: Programming, Technical, Nonfiction, Software, Computer Science, Reference

741 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 11, 2014

Reviews

[Felipe Gavilan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty good book with a lot of cool tricks on how to get the best performance out of .net

[Jon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book with lots of good advice on how to get the most performance out of your .NET application. Usually performance isn't the first thing I'm thinking about for applications I write. But now when I write code I will definitely think about the performance considerations for the code I write. Although normally performance isn't that big of a problem since my applications don't need to serve hundreds of thousands of customers.

[Smartaquarius · Rating 5 out of 5]

Must read book especially for advanced C# programmers

[Gabriel Santos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Essencial a todo programador C# que trabalhe com sistemas onde alcançar melhores níveis de performance seja primordial.

[Sergey Ignatchenko · Rating 4 out of 5]

If considering the book as a collection of best performance-related practices - it is pretty good. You cannot go too wrong using its advice.

On the other hand, if considering it as a book with non-trivial insights - TBH, given the author's access to MS teams, I expected a bit more. Chapter 2 on GC is pretty good (kudos!) but the rest is not exactly inspiring. Also benchmarks are too few and far between (and counting asm instructions is not a substitute for benchmarks on modern CPUs where single instruction can get anywhere between less-than-1 and 100+ cycles).

Still, IMO qualifies as very solid 4 stars.

[Stefan · Rating 4 out of 5]

good stuff, nothing ground-breaking, but brings most of the performance related discussions under one roof (GC, JIT, ETW, etc)

some API suggestions aren't relevant anymore (with .net core / 5 performance improvements)