This book starts with an introduction to the core concepts of .NET memory management and garbage collection, and then quickly layers on additional details and intricacies. Once you're up to speed, you can dive into the guided troubleshooting tour, and tips for engineering your application to maximise performance. And to finish off, take a look at some more sophisticated considerations, and even a peek inside the Windows memory model.
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I like the writers and how the cleary explain the more complex topics. However the book is sometimes poorly edited; there are for example pages of intro jammed in the index. In section 2, you also read similar parts as in section 1 although from a slight different angle (my guess is that it is written by the other author there).
Still, considering the first edition, I like the book and it brings clarity where very few people have done before.
Still, considering the first edition, I like the book and it brings clarity where very few people have done before.
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A Must Read For All .NET Developers
27 Feb 2012
By Mark Downes
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This book is absolutely a must-read for all .NET developers! Too many .NET developers assume that the Garbage Collector will take care of everything and that the developer has no responsibility or concerns about their application's memory usage. This book starts out with easy explanations and examples and builds up to more complex ones so that the concepts can be easily understood.
I'll recommend this book to everyone within my organization - you should consider this too.
I'll recommend this book to everyone within my organization - you should consider this too.
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