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Support WebCast: Microsoft .NET Framework Performance: Tips, Tools, and Techniques

Article ID: 324768

Article Last Modified on 8/9/2004

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Microsoft .NET Framework 1.0

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Session Summary

During this session, we will discuss performance, working set, startup time, and scalability best practices for developing .NET Framework applications. We will also talk about tools that a developer can use to find potential performance problem areas in managed code. The session will explain how to write applications so that they make optimal use of JIT and GC, and various APIs in the .NET Framework. To benefit from this session, the audience needs to be very familiar with the .NET Framework and the Visual C# programming language.

This is a Level 300-400 session that was recorded May 1, 2002 and presented by Gregor Noriskin. Gregor Noriskin is a CLR Performance Program Manager who joined Microsoft in 1998 as a Software Development Consultant. He worked on numerous large-scale e-commerce application development projects for customers world-wide. In 2000, he became an Architectural Advisor to early adopters of .NET Framework and Visual Studio .NET. He ensures that the CLR meets the performance requirements of customers and partners.

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