Writing high-performance C# code

Once in a while it is good to review your code practices, and have a look if the coding approach you take in solving your problems is still “state of the art”. One important thing is performance: in a language like C# it is so easy to do great things in just few calls… it looks nice and clean, but results for example in the creation of loads of objects.  good example: sometimes it is way better to just use a good old plain array like we used to do in the C days, instead of using the fance ArrayList collections.

I stumbled accross a great article by Jeff Varszegi on the performance topic that gives you some good ideas in a fast ten minute read: http://dotnet.sys-con.com/read/46342.htm.