Tag: performance

For read-heavy paths in .NET 11, plain EF Core with AsNoTracking is within ~5% of Dapper. Reach for compiled queries on a profiled single-row hot path, and Dapper only for the lowest latency or SQL LINQ can't express.

Plain JIT with Dynamic PGO wins steady-state throughput, ReadyToRun cuts startup with zero code changes, and Native AOT gives the smallest, fastest-starting binary at the cost of reflection and dynamic code. Pick by deployment shape, not raw benchmarks.

Microsoft moved Copilot Studio's WASM engine from .NET 8 to .NET 10. The dual JIT/AOT package, fingerprinting, and WasmStripILAfterAOT explain the numbers.

Step-by-step guide to finding and fixing jank in Flutter 3.27 with DevTools: profile mode, the Performance overlay, the Frame Analysis tab, the CPU Profiler, raster vs UI thread, shader warm-up, and Impeller-specific gotchas. Tested on Flutter 3.27.1, Dart 3.11, DevTools 2.40.

When async/await is not enough: spawn a Dart isolate to run CPU-bound work off the UI thread. Isolate.run, Flutter's compute, long-lived workers with SendPort/ReceivePort, what can cross the boundary, and the JS/web caveat. Tested on Dart 3.11 and Flutter 3.27.1.

Three ways to wrap a T[] in a ReadOnlyMemory<T> in .NET 11: the implicit conversion, the explicit constructor, and AsMemory(). When each is the right call.

A practical guide to spotting N+1 queries in EF Core 11: what the pattern looks like in real code, how to surface it via logging, diagnostic interceptors, OpenTelemetry, and a test that fails the build when a hot path regresses.

A practical guide to EF Core 11 compiled queries: when EF.CompileAsyncQuery actually wins, the static-field pattern, the Include and tracking gotchas, and how to benchmark before and after so you can prove it was worth the extra ceremony.

SearchValues<T> beats IndexOfAny by 5x to 250x but only when you use it the way the runtime expects. The cache-as-static rule, the StringComparison gotcha, when not to bother, and the IndexOfAnyExcept inversion trick that nobody documents.

A practical, version-specific playbook for cutting .NET 11 Lambda cold starts. Covers Native AOT on provided.al2023, ReadyToRun, SnapStart on the managed dotnet10 runtime, memory tuning, static reuse, trim safety, and how to actually read INIT_DURATION.