- Writing High-Performance .NET Code
- About the Author
- Acknowledgements
- Foreword
- Introduction to the Second Edition
- Introduction
- Purpose of this Book
- Why Should You Choose Managed Code?
- Is Managed Code Slower Than Native Code?
- Are The Costs Worth the Benefits?
- Am I Giving Up Control?
- Work With the CLR, Not Against It
- Layers of Optimization
- The Seductiveness of Simplicity
- .NET Performance Improvements Over Time
- .NET Core
- Sample Source Code
- Why Gears?
- Performance Measurement and Tools
- Memory Management
- JIT Compilation
- Asynchronous Programming
- General Coding and Class Design
- Using the .NET Framework
- Understand Every API You Call
- Multiple APIs for the Same Thing
- Collections
- Strings
- Avoid APIs that Throw Exceptions Under Normal Circumstances
- Avoid APIs That Allocate From the Large Object Heap
- Use Lazy Initialization
- The Surprisingly High Cost of Enums
- Tracking Time
- Regular Expressions
- LINQ
- Reading and Writing Files
- Optimizing HTTP Settings and Network Communication
- SIMD
- Investigating Performance Issues
- Summary
- Performance Counters
- ETW Events
- Code Safety and Analysis
- Building a Performance-Minded Team
- Kick-Start Your Application’s Performance
- Higher-Level Performance
- Bibliography
- Contact Information
About the Author
Ben Watson has been a software engineer at Microsoft since 2008. On the Bing platform team, he has built one of the world’s leading .NET-based, high-performance server applications, handling high-volume, low-latency requests across thousands of machines for millions of customers. In his spare time, he enjoys books, music, the outdoors, and spending time with his wife Leticia and children Emma and Matthew. They live near Seattle, Washington, USA.
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