Let’s start from a simple, yet very important question. When you should care about .NET memory management if it is all automated? Should you care at all? As you probably expect by the fact that I wrote such a book - I strongly encourage you to remember about memory in every developer’s situation. This is just a matter of our professionalism. A consequence of how we conduct our work. Are we trying to make our best or just make? If we take care of the quality of our work, we should worry not only about our piece of work to be just working. We should be worried about how is it working. Is it optimal ...
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