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The overall design and a first look at the internals
A deep dive on StringBuilder - Part 1
In this post I take an initial look at the StringBuilder type, show how it's designed, and dive into the source code to see how it works…
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A deep dive on StringBuilder
In this series I look at the source code behind StringBuilder, show how it is used to reduce allocations, and dig into some internal optimisations…
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Benchmarking 4 reflection methods for calling a constructor in .NET
In this post I compare several different ways to call a constructor using reflection, and benchmark them to see which is fastest.…
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Extending the calculator implementation
Creating a Simple Moving Average calculator in C# - Part 3
In this post I look at the final implementation of the thread-safe calculator to support recording an average rate and improve performance.…
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Making the calculator thread-safe
Creating a Simple Moving Average calculator in C# - Part 2
In this post I show how to create a thread-safe version of a Simple Moving Average calculator in C#…
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A Simple Moving Average calculator
Creating a Simple Moving Average calculator in C# - Part 1
In this post I show how to create a (very) Simple Moving Average calculator in C#…
