Performance Improvements in .NET 11

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Take a tour through hundreds of performance improvements in .NET 11.

Opening excerpt

Before television shows like The Office and Parks and Recreation cemented the mockumentary in the minds of millions, there was Christopher Guest. He didn’t invent the genre, but he’s widely recognized as one of its most influential practitioners, and for my money, there’s none better. I’ve watched Waiting for Guffman and Best in Show more times than I can count. But the one that has stuck with me the most, the one I quote at the slightest provocation, is This Is Spinal Tap .

If you’ve seen it you already know where this is going (and if you haven’t, you now have weekend plans). The film is a fictional documentary about an aging English rock band named Spinal Tap, whose members are everything we picture when we picture over-the-top rock stars. In one of its more memorable scenes, the guitarist (Nigel) gives the filmmaker (Marty) a tour of his most prized gear, in particular showing off an amplifier unlike any other: its dials don’t stop at ten. That leads to what might be the single most quoted exchange in the entire movie:

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