Summary
Our investment in the .NET networking space will focus in the following areas
Foundation: Sockets, SSL, DNS support.
Primary Goal: Provide near-native performance and rock-solid reliability...

.Net(Cafe) - это цикл мероприятий посвященных технологии .Net
Тема нового мероприятия: Introduction of tag helpers in .net core
Вместе с Andrey...

В один пасмурный летний день, после посещения секции от авито на РИТ2017, до меня вдруг дошло, что хайп по поводу докера не смолкает уже пару лет и пора,...

tl;dr Use Span to work with ANY kind of memory in a safe and very efficient way. Simplify your APIs and use the full power of unmanaged memory!

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 Introduction


Introduction

C# gives us great flexibility when it comes to using different kinds of memory. But the majority of the developers use only the managed one. Let’s take a brief look at what C# has to offer for us:


 Stack memory - allocated on the Stack with the stackalloc keyword. Very fast allocation and deallocation. The size of the Stack is very small (usually < 1 MB) and fits well into CPU cache. But when you try to allocate more, you get StackOverflowException which can not be handled and immediately kills the entire process. Usage is also limited by the very short lifetime of the stack - when the method ends, the stack gets unwinded together with its memory. Stackalloc is commonly used for short operations that must not allocate any managed memory. An example is very fast logging of ETW events in corefx: it has to be as fast as possible…

Good news, everyone! GREAT news everyone! The Rider Release Candidate (RC) build is now available for download!  With this Release Candidate, we’re taking a big step towards Rider’s first release, we’re almost there. The RC is a release configuration build, … Continue reading →

Microsoft is changing the positioning and feature set of Nano Server with the coming fall feature release of Windows Server 2016. Here's what to expect.

Stratis Group releases powerful and user friendly  tools for C# developers to build blockchain apps on .Net Core using C#. Learn more at the C# Corner Conference 2017.

Scott Addie discusses how to use two new ASP.NET Core tools for building reusable UI components: Tag Helpers and View Components.

A first-hand look from the .NET engineering teams

.NET is Going into Uncharted Waters, and That's a Good Thing

For the next part of my ASP.NET Core Demystified series, we're sticking with MVC and explaining how the model binding system works.  As with all my Demystified series posts, there's a sample project over on GitHub which contains the sample code used here.  Check it out!  What is Model

Как вы уже знаете, MongoDB — это одно из наиболее развитых, open-source NoSQL решений, которое представляет собой документо-ориентированную базу данных,...

A first-hand look from the .NET engineering teams

I’ve managed to get .NET Core apps running on Windows 10 IoT Core, and on Ubuntu 16.04 (and also Ubuntu MATE), but until recently I’d never tried with Raspbian. I’ve read a few po…