"Highly Technical Talk" with Hanselman and Toub | BRK194
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Join Scott Hanselman and partner software engineer Stephen Toub for a talk is that 100% LIVE demo. Zero slides, just code. In this "highly technical talk" on the internals of. NET, they'll look for performance issues and fix them live on stage. In this talk you'll learn debugging, performance, and optimization skills. You'll see how engineers at Microsoft use their own tools to find issues and fix them. If you are super advanced, level up, and let's see how deep you can go!
𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗿𝘀:
Scott Hanselman
James Siri
Stephen Toub
Jeff Wilcox
𝗦𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻:
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This is the content BUILD needs. Please more of this in the future!
AI is more important!
@@bity-bite Did your copilot write that? :D
Yes please
😅
Hanselman and Toub are a perfect matched team to teach .NET at any level. So enjoyable to watch.
absolutely and I credit Hanselman for being such an awesome host and copilot ;)
@@osman3404 oh 100%, Hanselman is the guy anchoring Toub back to the realm of the mortals by making the right questions at the right time, often clarifying some questions we have.
Yeah, Stephen already had a great rep but these 2 together make amazing content.
This is the best Microsoft build content I’ve seen. Ever. I think it’s awesome that these two bright minds are teaming up to deliver high quality content like this video. For anyone who doesn’t know, they have several more videos on UA-cam where they deep dive into different topics and provide valuable insights.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Never wanted this session to end with these two folks!
Really learning a lot from them.
Thanks to the .NET team, the language designers & Microsoft!
Now, I see exactly why .NET is super-fast year-in and year-out.
And true to his word, Stephen has indeed contributed to the package. That's amazing.
wow, what a talk! 🙂
Really enjoys it, when Stephen Toub and Hanselman are in one video.
I must have followed Scott my entire career, love that guy, great presenter, teacher. Thanks for the past 25 years!
As always, Stephen and Scott crushed it.
Another super nice "Highly Technical" video with Stephen Toub. Very valuable content! I hope to see more of those in the near future.
These guys are some of my favorite teachers. Fantastic talk guys, thank you!
I dont know why we are impressed with AI when Human Intelligence like Steve Toub and Hanselman exist? C# is also so IMPRESSIVE
Super impressive for that matter!
AI is still learning from intelligent people like them😂
I really enjoy the highly technical talk, looking forward to more highly technical talks in the future!
This was the best talk of Msbuild!
This was a great and actionable talk. Really like these types of presentations.
I think a series of this type of talk will be helpful , nicely done
It's good to see optimizations. Some of the tricks also seemed to be simplifications. By this I don't mean less typing, even though it may result in fewer characters. Too much time and effort has been spent on what I call "motivation to avoid typing" by using tricks and shortcuts that make the code really hard to read and maintain. It's good to know that we can have both -- as these guys demonstrated.
Wow, what a great series! More advanced content, please!
Amazin journey ! Greetings from Türkİye :D
Cool to see that these improvements are actually being merged into the Humanizer project.
This is really great content. Thanks, and more please. BTW - another good reason to optimize is save the planet. Optimized code is leaner, meaner and greener.
So great to watch! Keep going, guys!
This is on session I highly enjoyed, I thought otherwise. I wasn't getting lost but on the regex scenario I was but truly impressive!
That was absolutely fantastic!
My favorite session
Great initiative please keep it going :)
I love how they got confused with nano and picto seconds. Shows that all of us are human and we tend to forget basic stuff after a while if we have not thought about it for some time.
That was awesome!
Simply Incredible !
What can I say, that was remarkable 😮
Amazing content!
Extraordinary!
what a ROCK STAR!!!
Excellent stuff!
That was badass!
Eminent, again... thanks!
Absolutely superb double-act.
You can press the End key while using Alt + Shift (vertical) selection to magically move to the line's end.
AWESOME!!!
Wonderful blue screen event, can you tell us how it was done?
This is super GREAT
We are still using old versions of dotnet framework like 4.5 😢, I asked them to upgrade but they are not ready yet
Leave the company
I feel you, I also have to maintain a 4.5.1 application.
Are you able to use PolySharp? That at least makes the language more convenient.
@@ConductiveFoam no, will try
I love this video
wow! Awesome!
Idea: Maybe the compiler could lower "a.Substring(...) + b.Substring(...)" to something using spans automatically...
They will get there.
Alternatively, why not open a PR for this?😊
Roslyn generally is not a "optimizing compiler". Such transformation also would possibly break code that expects the allocation of a new string. Instead Roslyn analyzers guide you to replace these expressions with equivalent (ReadOnly)Span methods without introducing potentially breaking changes and only if the developer chooses to do so.
the fastest 45mn of my life.
Didn't he totally break the roman numerals by removing the two character strings?
Please stop your behavior of leaking user information
F# deserves better
Censorship of comments is just pathetic: apparently, you can't mention Microsoft's other UA-cam channels here.
EDIT: It's just UA-cam being UA-cam, I guess.
There’s no formal censorship. Likely just UA-cam spam filters
@@shanselman Oh, wow. Senpai noticed me! I was simply trying to say that _the forbidden channel_ has even more videos of you and Stephen.
@@KvapuJanjaliadotnet?
@@shanselman Yep
#this makes me excited about .NET again.
oh man. did anyone update that humanized? :D