What if I told you that starting with .NET 10, several of your fundamental ideas about garbage collection are now outdated? Imagine that there are actual improvements that can sometimes cause two to three times better memory usage and speed. These improvements are available through a series of runtime switches and new optimization behaviors. However, it is important to consider that these improvements come with trade-offs that you need to evaluate instead of simply enabling them on faith.
In this post, I’ll take you through the real story in .NET 10, show you the rationale behind the new GC features, give you actionable patterns, code, and measurement tools, and help you answer: should you rely on these improvements or tune and even disable them for your scenario?
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