It's just occurred to me that I've forgotten to mention a few of the things I'll be up to in the near-ish future. (I've talked about next week's Progressive .NET session before.) This is just a quick rundown - follow the links for more blurb and details. .NET Developer Network - Bristol, September 21st (evening) I'll be talking about async in Bristol - possibly at a high level, possibly in detail, depending on the audience experience. This is my first time talking with this particular user group, althoug[...]

As with almost any performance work, your mileage may vary (in particular the 64-bit JIT may work differently) and you almost certainly shouldn't care. Relatively few people write production code which is worth micro-optimizing. Please don't take this post as an invitation to make code more complicated for the sake of irrelevant and possibly mythical performance changes. It took me a surprisingly long time to find the problem described in the previous blog post, and almost no time at all to fix it. I unde[...]

As with almost any performance work, your mileage may vary (in particular the 64-bit JIT may work differently) and you almost certainly shouldn't care. Relatively few people write production code which is worth micro-optimizing. Please don't take this post as an invitation to make code more complicated for the sake of irrelevant and possibly mythical performance changes. I've been doing quite a bit of work on Noda Time recently - and have started getting my head round all the work that James Keesey has pu[...]