The first preview of .NET 10 has been launched, emphasizing improvements across the runtime, ASP.NET Core, and APIs. This version is designed for better performance and reliability, building on features from .NET 8 and catering to existing codebases. The runtime has seen major updates, including a refined just-in-time engine aimed at faster code execution and support for emerging processor architectures. Developers are encouraged to transition to .NET 10 to leverage new capabilities and prepare for upcoming long-term support.
Microsoft has rolled out the first preview of .NET 10, which focuses on enhancing runtime efficiency, ASP.NET Core, APIs, and developer productivity.
The release of .NET 10 preview allows developers to understand how existing code will function in the new environment, bridging the gap between legacy and modern features.
Improvements to the .NET runtime, including a more efficient just-in-time (JIT) engine, aim to boost performance by better aligning code execution with processor architecture.
One significant initiative is to reduce abstraction layers between code and runtime capabilities, particularly in array handling, which is crucial for optimizing performance.
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