Programming

.NET 10 EF vs SQL SCript Performance

This benchmark reveals EF Core 10 excels at simple read operations, often outperforming raw SQL, while stored procedures and Dapper demonstrate superior performance for write-intensive tasks. For complex queries, the gap narrows significantly, suggesting EF Core is a competitive and often sufficient choice.

.NET 8 vs .NET 10: Benchmarking FFT, I/O, Image Processing, JSON, and LINQ

This blog post benchmarks .NET 10 against .NET 8 across various workloads, revealing significant performance gains in JSON processing and some LINQ operations. However, the improvements are highly workload-dependent, with file I/O showing negligible change and image processing exhibiting regressions in some scenarios, emphasizing the need for individual benchmarking.

.NET 8 vs .NET 10: Benchmarking the Runtime BigInteger arithmetic, Concurrency and parallelism, CPU-heavy workloads, Cryptographic hashing

This blog post benchmarks .NET 8 against .NET 10, revealing that while .NET 10 offers significant speedups in areas like BigInteger arithmetic and JSON serialization, other workloads like matrix multiplication see slight performance drops. Ultimately, the results emphasize that performance gains are workload-dependent, and developers should conduct their own benchmarks to understand the real-world impact on their applications.

.NET 8 vs .NET 10 EF Core Performance Benchmarks Across SQLite, InMemory, and Azure SQL

This blog post benchmarks Entity Framework Core performance between .NET 8 and .NET 10 across SQLite, InMemory, and Azure SQL providers, revealing where .NET 10 offers improvements. While .NET 10 shows significant gains in common operations and complex LINQ queries when I/O is removed, its impact varies, and regressions can occur depending on the database provider and query complexity.