Getting Started With MongoDB and C# Revisited
A few years ago I wrote about using the MongoDB driver in C#. Its been one of my most popular posts and it really needs an update! Since 2011, the 10gen driver has
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Getting Started With MongoDB and the 10gen C# Driver
== While most of this article still applies to the current version of the C# driver, I have written an updated version: Getting Started With MongoDB and C# Revisited== My main goals are to
The Garbage Collector and Unsafe Code Revisited
It’s been almost a month since I first thought about using unsafe C# code. The application is still being developed, but the parts using the unsafe code are pretty much finished. Overall,
What’s the best way to REST in .NET?
The more I hear about RESTful implementations, the more I believe it’s the most flexible way to expose the web interface for our project. It also allows for a built-in API of
Garbage Collection, the Large Object Heap, and my Results
I wrote a test app simulating the creation of large byte arrays I discussed in my last post. It created 6 randomly sized arrays ranging from 20K to 250MB 100,000 times in
Memory Management Woes in .NET
I had to learn a bit about the GC in .NET for my current project. I’m going to be processing chunks of data that are various sizes ranging from a few KB