How To Use BenchmarkDotNet - A Beginner's Guide For C# Benchmarks

Ever wanted to get your code benchmarked like all of your favorite C# and dotnet content creators that you watch? This video is an introductory guide for how you can get started with BenchmarkDotNet and run benchmarks on all of your dotnet code!
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[@DevLeader]

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[@corazondecocodrilo]

amazing content, and tidy explanation, keep it coming

[@DevLeader]

Thanks so much for the kind words!

[@charliebounced]

Very useful patient explanation! thank you sir!

[@DevLeader]

I'm glad that you found it helpful! Thanks for letting me know 🙂

[@akeemaweda1716]

This is awesome!
Now I know how to benchmark like a pro. ❤❤❤

[@DevLeader]

😁 I hope you found it useful! Thanks for the comment!

[@meirkr]

What if the "new List" command was in ctor or member initialization inline? Would it have different result?

[@raman465]

Thanks for video
What mean Error column in output statistic ?

[@DevLeader]

No problem!
Some of these terms come from statistics, so here's a wikipedia link that elaborates:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_error

[@szynkie6710]

Why does sort method allocate memory for bigger lists?

[@DevLeader]

Great observation! I don't know the answer, unfortunately. It's a tiny tiny amount of memory, but I would assume that the sorting algorithm is adjusted some way beyond a certain capacity. And then beyond that capacity we see slight differences in allocation.
I've personally not dug into this, so I'm afraid I don't have a great answer!

[@moeenkamali1288]

good job.

[@DevLeader]

Thanks for the support!

[@mohammadramezani1233]

how to use in asp,net webapi??

[@DevLeader]

I can't write it all in one comment :) But it depends on what you would like to benchmark, specifically.
If you want to benchmark a route being accessed, you need to spin up your endpoint outside of the benchmark method itself (so you're not paying the performance hit within the benchmark), and then hit the API with the parameters you'd like.
The trickiest part is making sure you know how to launch your WebAPI in a way that you can set it up and tear it down with ease.

[@danielaverin802]

some actual statistics: you actually said "actually" 43 times in these 15 minutes. that's on average one "actually" every 21.1 sec

[@DevLeader]

Thanks! Recording videos isn't something I'm comfortable with after making roughly 2-3 videos every week this year. I'm extremely introverted so it takes a lot for me to get in front of a camera and try to help educate and share experiences. Especially difficult with a fear of public speaking.
I appreciate the feedback though - I'm hopeful it only improves from here.
Actually.