In .NET 10 Preview 4, significant enhancements in the JIT compiler's escape analysis capabilities allow for improved object allocation strategies, facilitating stack allocation for short-lived objects. This update aims to optimize performance and reduce memory overhead. Additionally, developers can capture runtime diagnostics from Blazor WebAssembly apps, which aids in performance evaluation. The Blazor WebAssembly Standalone app template has been revamped to support preloaded state framework assets and includes an integrated JavaScript import map. New methods also allow easier JavaScript interactions from .NET, providing greater flexibility in development. The general release is expected in November.
The JIT compiler in .NET 10 Preview 4 enhances escape analysis to efficiently manage object allocations, determining object lifetime to optimize memory usage.
Developers can now gather runtime diagnostics from Blazor WebAssembly apps, including performance profiles and memory dumps, aiding in better debugging and performance tuning.
The updated Blazor WebAssembly Standalone app template supports preloading state framework assets and includes a generated JavaScript import map for improved app structure.
New methods such as InvokeNewAsync and GetValueAsync/ SetValueAsync empower developers to interact with JavaScript constructors and properties directly from .NET.
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