Could anyone more across the detail of this chime in on what this means for the 'average' .NET developer?
I rely heavily on LINQ calls in a .NET (Core) Web App, should I replace these with Zlinq calls?
Or is this only helpful in case you want to do LINQ operations on let's say 1000's of objects that would get garbage collected at the end of a game loop?
I rely heavily on LINQ calls in a .NET (Core) Web App, should I replace these with Zlinq calls?
Or is this only helpful in case you want to do LINQ operations on let's say 1000's of objects that would get garbage collected at the end of a game loop?