PHP And Silverlight - DevDays session

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This document discusses indexing NuGet packages using Azure Functions and Azure Search to power search capabilities in ReSharper and Rider. It proposes using Functions triggered by changes to the NuGet.org catalog to download packages, index them using reflection metadata, and upload the results to an Azure Search index. Each step would be a separate function to allow independent scaling. The final system would watch the catalog, index new/updated packages, and provide APIs for searching packages by type or namespace.

Approaches for application request throttling - dotNetCologneMaarten Balliauw

The document discusses application request throttling, emphasizing the importance of rate limiting for managing traffic patterns and protecting resources. It covers techniques such as quantized buckets and leaky buckets for efficiently handling requests, while addressing considerations for determining limits, identifiers, and user responses upon reaching thresholds. The conclusion highlights the necessity of monitoring and adapting rate limiting strategies to prevent issues caused by unpredictable user behavior.

CodeStock - Exploring .NET memory management - a trip down memory laneMaarten Balliauw

.NET memory management involves garbage collection (GC) for efficient memory allocation and release, specifically through managed heaps and generational collection strategies. The garbage collector reclaims memory from unused objects, optimizing for short-lived object allocation while managing long-lived object behaviors like fragmentation. Developers are encouraged to minimize unnecessary allocations and utilize profiling tools for measuring memory usage and optimizing performance.

ConFoo Montreal - Microservices for building an IDE - The innards of JetBrain...Maarten Balliauw

The document discusses the development and architecture of JetBrains Rider, a cross-platform .NET IDE that integrates with ReSharper for enhanced productivity. It details the challenges faced in creating a new IDE, including the need for a cross-platform toolkit and effective communication between the IDE and ReSharper processes. The Rider Protocol, a reactive distributed communication framework, is introduced, enabling seamless interaction and conflict resolution between multiple processes while utilizing Kotlin for easier integration and code generation.

ConFoo Montreal - Approaches for application request throttlingMaarten Balliauw

The document discusses approaches for application request throttling, emphasizing the importance of rate limiting to manage user requests and prevent overload on services. It covers various techniques such as quantized buckets and leaky buckets for implementing limits, as well as considerations for determining what resources to limit, the identifiers to use, and how to respond when limits are reached. Key points include the necessity of monitoring throttling mechanisms and making them adaptable to user behavior and traffic patterns.

Microservices for building an IDE – The innards of JetBrains Rider - TechDays...Maarten Balliauw

The document discusses the development of JetBrains Rider, a cross-platform .NET IDE built on the IntelliJ platform and integrating ReSharper functionalities. It outlines the design choices, challenges in creating a new IDE, and the communication protocols used for interoperability between components. The approach enables efficient management of shared resources and enhances developer productivity through a rich feature set and plugin support.

JetBrains Day Seoul - Exploring .NET’s memory management – a trip down memory...Maarten Balliauw

.NET memory management is primarily handled by the garbage collector (GC), which manages memory allocation in the managed heap and reclaims unused memory. Memory is allocated quickly using pointers, and objects are organized into generations for efficient garbage collection, with special consideration for large objects. Developers are encouraged to optimize allocations and use tools for measurement to prevent performance issues related to memory management.

DotNetFest - Let’s refresh our memory! Memory management in .NETMaarten Balliauw

.NET memory management involves the use of a garbage collector (GC) to manage memory allocation and reclaim unused memory from applications, with a focus on optimizing memory traffic for short-lived objects. The GC organizes memory into generations to efficiently handle memory allocation and deallocation, using strategies like object pooling and string interning to reduce overhead. Profiler tools are recommended for monitoring memory usage and identifying allocation patterns, while developers should avoid unnecessary optimization and measure performance impacts.

VISUG - Approaches for application request throttlingMaarten Balliauw

The document discusses approaches for application request throttling, highlighting the importance of rate limiting to manage traffic patterns and prevent issues such as denial of service. It outlines various strategies for implementing rate limiting, determining sensible limits, and the identifiers to use for monitoring requests. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for monitoring and responding appropriately when limits are reached to improve application performance and security.