"Microsoft announced the general availability of .NET 10, describing it as the most productive, modern, secure, and high-performance version of the platform to date. As stated by the company, the release is the result of a year-long effort involving thousands of contributors. It includes improvements across the runtime, libraries, languages, tools, frameworks, and workloads. According to Microsoft, the update continues the goal of offering a unified platform that supports traditional development and modern AI-focused scenarios."
"As reported, .NET 10 delivers notable runtime and compiler optimizations. These include enhancements to the JIT compiler, new hardware acceleration paths such as AVX10.2 and Arm64 SVE, and improvements to NativeAOT that reduce size and startup time. Loop inversion, stack allocation strategies, and write-barrier changes also contribute to measurable reductions in memory usage and GC pauses. Microsoft highlighted these improvements as key factors behind what it calls the fastest .NET release so far."
"Regarding the programming languages, C# 14 and F# 10 ship alongside the release. C# 14 introduces field-backed properties, new span conversions, the null-conditional assignment operator, collection expression extensions, partial constructors, and ref struct interface support, with Microsoft emphasizing cleaner and more maintainable code. F# 10 focuses on clarity and performance, adding scoped warning controls, improved property accessors, struct-based optional parameters, enhanced tail-call support, and a preview of parallel compilation."
.NET 10 reached general availability after a year-long effort involving thousands of contributors. The release furthers a unified platform vision that supports traditional development and AI-focused scenarios. Runtime and compiler upgrades include JIT enhancements, new hardware acceleration paths (AVX10.2, Arm64 SVE), and NativeAOT reductions in size and startup time. Loop inversion, stack allocation strategies, and write-barrier changes lower memory usage and GC pauses. C# 14 adds field-backed properties, span conversions, a null-conditional assignment operator, collection expression extensions, partial constructors, and ref struct interface support. F# 10 improves clarity and performance with scoped warnings, struct-based optional parameters, and preview parallel compilation. Libraries gain expanded post-quantum cryptography, a simplified WebSocketStream API, TLS 1.3 on macOS, and reduced HTTP and socket allocations.
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