Great video! I was looking for this kind of information for a long time. Altought in EF Core the translated SQL can generate both constants or parameterized queries (or mixed), the old .NET Frameworks Linq only produces parameterized queries (that ones with @p0, @p1, etc). This impacts SQL performance, for example, Filtered Indexes are not used at all. Is there any solution for a Expression Tree or Visitor in the old .NET Framework we can use unitl migrate the systems to .NET Core? Thanks!

Great presentation! I have 2 points that I would want to clarify. After the requirements were changed a bit and the synchronization of averages can be handled somewhere else, why do we still need volatile? Only one thread has access to calculate one average, we can safely remove it. The benchmarking is also a bit unfair as the first benchmark has the final result calculated whereas after changing the requirements it is calculated in 4 parts, which is a different result, therefore not valid for comparison imo

What happened to Dotnetos? :(

If you can only allocate in the memory range of Gen 0, why would you ever sweep Gen1 or Gen2? That would leave unused and unusable gaps in Gen1 and Gen2.

Thanks for digging deep of .NET. This series help me a lot to understand what's going on computer.

I would like to see the same for Linux

Treasure trove of knowledge of insane value

thanks for the talk! Super interesting and comprehensive!

Wow, she is sooo cute =)

Awesome talk! Haven't been so excited about a technology like Orleans in a while. Thanks for all the good work you guys are putting to this project, and can't wait to see it growing more!

i hope c# can provide developer a new pattern of manual memory management, or provide way marking object to be exclude from garbage collector or GC can put object as low priority to be sweep.

I have a question about repro at 47:00 Why is it neccesary to create array of objects and not just a single object? I tried to reproduce the issue on .NET 7 and indeed it crashes when the size of object's arrays is >1, but works fine with single object or with array of size 1. Why so?

One of the best videos I have watched

This is GOLD. Thanks for all those great explanations into a fascinating subject !

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THANKS FOR THIS IV BEEN SEARCHING FO SOOO LONG

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It can't get anymore simple than this. Thank you soo much howtobasic!

Worked, thx

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Great presentation, more stories like that !

good work king, love you

This was so helpful!! Thank you

thanks helpful vid

Memory dumps are far too underrated. Great video upload!

A question about free-list allocation. Let's take the gen 0 collection for example. After gen 0 collection sweep, the free objects are connected as free-list. However, the surrived objects are prompted to Gen1 by moving the generation boundary. In most cases, the free-list is in gen 1 boundary. While the new allocation will happen in new gen 0 which never gets a chance to use this free list. How does free-list work?

For those worried about the sound, it gets louder after a few minutes! Thanks for the series!

Great series! I wonder if in multiple heaps mode pointers between different heaps are possible. Then relocation would need to update pointers in other heaps too, which is hard due to them being handled by other threads...

Thank you so much, I have learned more about my favorite technology

Look up for the video "Introduction to Phobos 2.0" At 1:13:30 : When should we use Akka-NET or Orleans? What are the pros and cons of each one? Thank you Mariano and Aaron!

At 43:34 the answer to the question: Reuben, when do you recommend Orleans and when AKKA-NET? Does Orleans use the Actor Model? Thank you!

Amazing presentation!!! I love it. Thank you very much. It enlightens me for C#.

Amazing presentation.

Thanks for the great series! I have a question. Given that a card covers a memory range, how GC finds distinct objects in that range? And how GC distinguishes simple values (integers) stored in fields from references? Does it need to inspect EEClass for each object to figure out the object's internal structure?

So it can be usefull to generate physically piece of code of API from OpenAPI schema

Nice talk

super super super easy to understand, thank you Konrad!

Thanks so much for this excellence.

thanks , the best explanation ever

Thanks! Also, you need to check your pronunciation of the words "asynchronous" and "paradigm".

Amazing deep dive in the dotnet world, thank you Kevin!

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Hi Konrad! I have just finished watching this series and I really want to thank you for it! I have enjoyed every single episode and I have really learned a lot of new information I could hardly find somewhere else. I hope this is not the end of the story, and I can't wait for the upcoming sessions about GC! Thank you very much!)