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by Ben Hall (failingfast.io)
An under-utilised setting that can offer substantial performance gains
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This is a beginner's guide to garbage collection in .NET
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This article is super-simplified, look at .NET garbage collection, with loads of intentional technical omissions. It aims to provide a baseline level of understanding that a typical C# developer realistically needs for their day-to-day work.
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Discussion about problems with Garbage Collector and possible alternative solutions

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by Ben Hall (failingfast.io)
This article is super-simplified, look at .NET garbage collection, with loads of intentional technical omissions. It aims to provide a baseline level of understanding that a typical C# developer realistically needs for their day-to-day work.
by Mark Pelf
Discussion about problems with Garbage Collector and possible alternative solutions
by Nicolas DESCARTES
How to implement a simple garbage collector in C#?
by Doug Duerner, Yeon-Chang Wang
In this article we explored a theory; would it be better to not utilize a heap construct when dealing with very large objects in .NET, in order to avoid Large Object Heap (LOH) fragmentation?
by Dennis C. Dietrich
Clarifying how the .NET GC identifies objects to collect once and for all... hopefully...