Matt Warren
Matt Warren
I'm sure that Scott will offer some more ideas, but for me writing [a blog](http://www.mattwarren.org) really worked! Of that back of that I've [appeared on Scott's podcast](https://hanselminutes.com/458/performance-as-a-feature-with-matt-warren), spoken at conferences,...
> The basic idea is to have the results of the benchmarks compared with previous results. If the difference is big enough, then the CI should go red as it...
> The "correct" way is to look at the IL, but that is expensive. That's what I feared. BTW before I came across your analysers, I had a go at...
BTW In case you haven't seen it, I wrote a post to try and let more people know about DNA, see [DotNetAnywhere: An Alternative .NET Runtime](http://mattwarren.org/2017/10/19/DotNetAnywhere-an-Alternative-.NET-Runtime/). There's also some interesting...
@Aaronontheweb Disclaimer: I work on [BenchmarkDotNet](https://github.com/PerfDotNet/BenchmarkDotNet), another .NET Benchmarking tool (with a slightly different focus to NBench). Here's a bit of info/justification why BenchmarkDotNet [doesn't just use separate AppDomains, but...
> Although, that being said - our goals are a bit different. Separate AppDomains might be "enough" since a lot of our users are using NBench for things other than...
@ig-sinicyn would you be happy to submit a PR that adds `HostLogger.cs` to BenchmarkDotNet? It looks really nice and it would be good to have it available OOTB.
> In addition, if you register the same interface twice, LightInject will simply overwrite the existing registration. I've been bitten by this in another scenario, maybe LightInject should throw an...