Microsoft has officially released .NET 10 Preview 4, showcasing a variety of enhancements and new features that span multiple areas, including the .NET runtime, SDK, libraries, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, C#, and .NET MAUI.
Key improvements in this release include:
Libraries:
- Introduction of Out-of-Proc Trace Support for Activity Events and Links.
- Implementation of Rate Limiting Trace Sampling Support.
- New asynchronous Zip APIs for easier handling of compressed files.
- Performance enhancements for GZipStream, particularly when dealing with concatenated streams.
Runtime:
- Escape Analysis for Local Struct Fields, which optimizes memory allocation.
- Improvements in method inlining to enhance execution speed.
The full release notes provide comprehensive details on all the updates and enhancements made in this version.
As developers explore .NET 10 Preview 4, they can expect to see significant performance boosts and new functionalities that will facilitate more efficient application development. This preview is part of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to refine and expand the capabilities of the .NET ecosystem, paving the way for future versions and features. Developers are encouraged to test these new features and provide feedback to help shape the final release.
Looking ahead, the .NET team is likely to continue focusing on performance optimization, developer productivity, and enhanced support for modern application architectures, ensuring that .NET remains a robust platform for building a wide range of applications
Key improvements in this release include:
Libraries:
- Introduction of Out-of-Proc Trace Support for Activity Events and Links.
- Implementation of Rate Limiting Trace Sampling Support.
- New asynchronous Zip APIs for easier handling of compressed files.
- Performance enhancements for GZipStream, particularly when dealing with concatenated streams.
Runtime:
- Escape Analysis for Local Struct Fields, which optimizes memory allocation.
- Improvements in method inlining to enhance execution speed.
The full release notes provide comprehensive details on all the updates and enhancements made in this version.
As developers explore .NET 10 Preview 4, they can expect to see significant performance boosts and new functionalities that will facilitate more efficient application development. This preview is part of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to refine and expand the capabilities of the .NET ecosystem, paving the way for future versions and features. Developers are encouraged to test these new features and provide feedback to help shape the final release.
Looking ahead, the .NET team is likely to continue focusing on performance optimization, developer productivity, and enhanced support for modern application architectures, ensuring that .NET remains a robust platform for building a wide range of applications
.NET 10 Preview 4 released
Microsoft has announced the release of .NET 10 Preview 4.
