Matt Warren • 6/5/2014

Roslyn code base - performance lessons (part 1)

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This article examines the performance engineering practices used in Microsoft's open-source Roslyn compiler. It details the specific scenarios measured (build times, typing speed, IDE features), the use of percentiles over averages, and the integration of performance regression testing into daily builds to maintain high standards.

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