It was November 5 2018. ~ 5:30PM when we closed the first DotNetos Conference. Within 1 year, we did the first .NET Performance Tour and run a full blown 1 day .NET Performance conference. What a year it's been. And, still, it's not over yet! Long running preparations The preparations for the conference were done … Continue reading On running the first DotNetos Conference
Opinions vs processes
I think this is a bug. We need to upgrade it. You are wrong. All sentences above are somewhat related to the opinions. This holds true if they are not followed by a reference to some data points. Recently, the process-oriented approach seems to be getting stronger in my life and I wanted to share … Continue reading Opinions vs processes
[PL] Mój e-book + lista
Cześć! Tym razem po polsku, krótko i do sedna. Od pewnego czasu chciałem podzielić się z Wami e-bookiem, którego postanowiłem przygotować na podstawie serii moich artykułów na blogu Top Domain Model. Aby nie dawać czegoś co nie da się przeczytać, zadałem pytanie o preferowany przez Was format. https://twitter.com/Scooletz/status/1048510446658097153 Niestety (dla mnie:P ) okazało się, że … Continue reading [PL] Mój e-book + lista
Enzyme: digesting even faster
In the previous post I shared information related to a project I'm spending my spare time on. It's Enzyme, a new serializer for modern .NET. It's not OSSed yet, but still, I wanted to share some finding and improvements (yep, it can be even better). In this post I'll one optimization that I made that … Continue reading Enzyme: digesting even faster
Enzyme: an experimental serializer for modern .NET
There's a lot of serializers on .NET market. Some of them have cross-platform support some of them not. There's one thing that is a foundation of a good serializer: it must be fast. Recently, I spent some time on extracting a piece that was in some sense a serializer and finally has become one. After … Continue reading Enzyme: an experimental serializer for modern .NET
Hot paths in performance design
The misconception that fast code must be ugly is unfortunately still alive. Also, there is an anti-pattern, of leaving the performance related work till the end, when nothing can be changed. Fortunately, there's a lot of people writing code that is fast and easy to follow. In this post I want to discuss hot paths, … Continue reading Hot paths in performance design
QueueBatch a.k.a. batch processing in Azure Functions made even faster
QueueBatch is a project that I recently opened. It allows an efficient processing of Azure Storage Queues' messages, triggering your function not for every single item, for batches. Why batching Why batching? I wrote some time ago about batching, specifically smart batching approach. Living in the era of cloud means that you can easily scale … Continue reading QueueBatch a.k.a. batch processing in Azure Functions made even faster
