Rust is often celebrated for its ability to achieve memory safety without the need for a garbage collector (GC). This feat is accomplished through a
Today, we’re diving into the wild and often treacherous world of buffer overflows in C and C++. Ok, so it is not .NET-related but you
The use-after-free (UAF) bug is a type of memory corruption issue that occurs in programs written in languages like C or C++ that allow manual
Memory and performance optimization are always critical considerations, especially for large-scale applications or real-time systems. Introduced in C# 7.2, ReadOnlySpan<T> is one of those types
In the world of software engineering, performance, and optimization are key. Every developer strives to ensure that their application runs as efficiently as possible. When
We’ll continue the memory management theme and this time let’s do a quick overview of the Large Object Heap (LOH) in the .NET Framework. We’ll
When people speak about managed languages such as C# vs something like C++ they always point out that in managed languages you don’t have to
Garbage collection is a vital process in .NET applications and that’s because it helps manage memory by automatically freeing up space that’s no longer needed
In this post, we will explore the concept of weak references in C#. We will discuss the importance of weak references, when to use them,