On usefulness of an empty queue
Recently, after running tests for a few weeks I published the first stable version of QueueBatch. QueueBatch is an Azure Function trigger that enables you to process Azure Storage Queue...
On running the first DotNetos Conference
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...
Opinions vs processes
I think this is a bug.
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...
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...
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...
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.
These other types and your API
So you’ve created your Open Source project. It might be written in Java, it might be .NET, it might be something else. You might have even taken an additional step...
Epoch based programming
Human beings like categorizing things. Categories make things simpler, much easier to grasp. The same is applied to events when we assign them to a specific epoch or a period...
Thruster, building a not so fast memory pool
This post describes my work on trying to build a faster MemoryPool for .NET called Thruster. There are existing implementations, like the one provided by System.Memory or Kestrel, the new...