1. 11/21/2018
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2. The Next Generation of .NET for Building Applications
11/21/2018
The Next Generation of .NET for Building Applications
Habib Heydarian
Program Manager, .NET
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3. Innovation in .NET Openness .NET in devices and services Core .NET
11/21/2018
Innovation in .NET
.NET in devices and services
Openness
Cloud Services
Windows Convergence
.NET support for
Azure Mobile Services
Universal Windows apps
Web apps
Native compilation
Cross-devices
ASP.NET updates
.NET Native
Xamarin partnership
Azure and Windows Server
Windows Desktop
Windows Store
iOS and Android
Core .NET
Runtime
Compilers
Next gen JIT (“RyuJIT”)
SIMD
.NET Compiler Platform (“Roslyn”)
Languages innovation
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4. Windows Server Management Marketing
11/21/2018
First, a look at .NET 4.5.1
Developer productivity
Application performance
Continuous innovation
64-bit edit and continue
Method return value inspection
Async debugging enhancements
Windows Store development improvements
EF/ADO.NET connection resiliency
ASP.NET application suspension
Multi-core JIT improvements
On-demand large-object heap compaction
Consistent performance before and after servicing the .NET Framework
.NET Framework updates
NuGet releases
Curated .NET Framework NuGet packages
.NET delivers many new innovations while maintaining a high compatibility bar.
.NET is now installed on 600+ million PCs!
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5. What’s New in .NET 4.5.2?
Numerous performance, compatibility, reliability fixes
Six small, but impactful features
Enable ASP.NET apps to reliably schedule Async work items
Resize Windows Forms controls using system DPI settings
Enhancements for Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) transactions
Out-of-process, activity tracing based on ETW (Event Tracing for Windows)
New debugging APIs (ICorDebug)
New profiler APIs (ICorProfiler)
Complete feature list available at

6. The next generation of .NET
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The next generation of .NET
Innovation
X-Plat
Openness
.NET Native
Next Generation JIT
SIMD Support
Cross-Platform Libs
Xamarin Partnership
.NET Foundation
Open Ecosystem
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7. Announcing: .NET Native
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Announcing: .NET Native
Next Generation Compiler in the Cloud for Store Apps
Provides converged developer experience for .NET across devices
Uses lean runtime and VC++ optimizer for fast code execution and reduced memory usage
Developer Preview available today
Wordament on .NET Native:
Scenario
Improvement (%)
Cold Startup
39.32%
Warm Startup
31.21%
Memory Usage
12.68%
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8. .NET Native Native runtime and compiler for .NET 8 key benefits
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.NET Native
Native runtime and compiler for .NET
Runtime
Lean and refactored .NET libraries and runtime
Compiler
Powered by the same optimizing compiler backend as Visual C++
8 key benefits
Productivity of C#
Convergence enables consistent .NET experience across all devices
Performance of C++
Native code generated in Cloud to optimize for device arch/OS/form factor
1st class developer experience in Visual Studio (edit/compile/debug)
Faster app startup time
Simple packaging, deployment and servicing (self-contained package)
Reduced app memory usage
Integrated with Store to enable Cloud Compilation
Faster code execution due to advanced optimizations (using VC++ optimizer)
Available for x64, ARM (x86 is coming)
V1 is targeted at Store apps
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9. .NET Native apps already in the Store

10. Visual Studio Experience for .NET Native
1. Enable
2. Debug/test app

11. .NET Native Demo Build 2014 11/21/2018
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12. Demo: Auto Vectorization
NBODY simulation with C#
1. Scalar
2. Vectorized
(on one core)
3. Vectorized and
auto-parallelized

13. for loop automatically vectorized & parallelized
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public void NbodyCPUKernel_Vect(Particle[] A, ref Particle B, long numBodies) {
            Float_4 acc; acc.x = 0; acc.y = 0; acc.z = 0; acc.w = 0;
        // This loop is hot
            for (long j = 0; j < numBodies; j++) {
                Float_4 r;
                r.x = A[j].pos.x - B.pos.x;
                r.y = A[j].pos.y - B.pos.y;
                r.z = A[j].pos.z - B.pos.z;
                float distSqr = r.x * r.x + r.y * r.y + r.z * r.z;
                distSqr += softeningSquared;
                float invDist = 1.0f / (float)Math1.Sqrt(distSqr);
                float invDistCube = invDist * invDist * invDist;
                float s = fParticleMass * invDistCube;
                acc.x += r.x * s;
                acc.y += r.y * s;
                acc.z += r.z * s;
            }
            B.vel.x += acc.x * deltaTime;
            B.vel.y += acc.y * deltaTime;
            B.vel.z += acc.z * deltaTime;
            B.vel.x *= dampening;
            B.vel.y *= dampening;
            B.vel.z *= dampening;
            B.pos.x += B.vel.x * deltaTime;
            B.pos.y += B.vel.y * deltaTime;
            B.pos.z += B.vel.z * deltaTime; }
for (long j = 0; j < numBodies; j++) {
Float_4 r;
r.x = A[j].pos.x - B.pos.x;
r.y = A[j].pos.y - B.pos.y;
r.z = A[j].pos.z - B.pos.z;
float distSqr = r.x * r.x + r.y * r.y + r.z * r.z;
distSqr += softeningSquared;
float invDist = 1.0f / (float)Math1.Sqrt(distSqr);
float invDistCube = invDist * invDist * invDist;
float s = fParticleMass * invDistCube;
acc.x += r.x * s;
acc.y += r.y * s;
acc.z += r.z * s; }
for loop automatically vectorized & parallelized
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14. .NET Native: Call to action
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.NET Native: Call to action
Learn more about .NET Native
Download the .NET Native VS add-In
Try out your Store app with .NET Native
Help us make .NET Native better
.NET Native FAQ
.NET Native Deep Dive talk
Requires Visual Studio 2013 Update 2
Visit us at the .NET booth for Q&A
.NET Native Forum
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15. .NET code generation: A primer
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.NET code generation: A primer
Source code
(C#/VB/F#)
MSIL bytecode
Machine code
C#/VB/F# compiler
Code generation
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16. Next generation JIT codenamed “RyuJIT” (1/2)
Significant application startup improvement
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Next generation JIT codenamed “RyuJIT” (1/2)
Brand new
just-in-time (JIT) compiler for .NET
Significant application startup improvement
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17. Next Generation JIT Demo

18. Next generation JIT codenamed “RyuJIT” (2/2)
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Next generation JIT codenamed “RyuJIT” (2/2)
Offer developers a high quality, scalable JIT compiler that delivers good throughput, code quality with consistent, predictable performance across all architectures.
Throughput —how fast the compiler generates code.
Code quality—how fast the generated code executes.
Consistency—how the generated code differs across architectures.
Predictability—how throughput & CQ vary with different inputs to the compiler.
Innovation platform for advanced optimizations, e.g.
SIMD
Loop invariant code motion
Floating point performance
Available for x64 now (additional architectures coming)
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19. Next generation JIT: Call to action
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Next generation JIT: Call to action
Learn more about RyuJIT
Download RyuJIT
Help us make RyuJIT better
RyuJIT CTP1: The next-generation JIT compiler for .NET
RyuJIT CTP2: Getting Ready for Prime-time
RyuJIT feedback
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20. .NET compilation: A Roadmap
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.NET compilation: A Roadmap
Dynamic
Native
Optimizing JIT
NGEN: On Device
Codename “RyuJIT”:
Next Gen JIT
MDIL-NGEN (Hybrid):
In Cloud + On Device
.NET Native: In Cloud (optimized for static compilation)
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21. SIMD: Single Instruction, Multiple Data
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SIMD: Single Instruction, Multiple Data
Top .NET requested feature on UserVoice
Enables data parallelism in .NET
Performance boost for Games, Numerical Computing, Image Processing applications
Exposed as a .NET library available on NuGet
Available with RyuJIT CTP3
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22. Build 2014
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SIMD
Each compute node performs the same task on multiple “streams” of data
Designed to enable auto-scaling
CPU agnostic design by using length-variable generic vector types: SimdVector<T> *
* Copyright Ars Technica
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23. SIMD Demo

24. Relative performance gains with SIMD
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Relative performance gains with SIMD
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25. SIMD: Single instruction, multiple data
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SIMD: Single instruction, multiple data
Support SSE2, AVX and other vector instructions in .NET.
For AVX, an app can scale up 8X on a processor supporting AVX.
For SSE2, an app can scale up 4X on a processor supporting SSE.
Developer preview available as part of RyuJIT CTP3.
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26. How SIMD is exposed Length is fixed, but hardware dependent
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How SIMD is exposed
Microsoft.Bcl.Simd
NuGet package
public struct Vector<T> where T : struct {
public Vector(T value);
public Vector(T[] values);
public Vector(T[] values, int index);
public static int Length { get; }
public T this[int index] { get; }
// With SIMD, these element wise operations are done in parallel:
public static Vector<T> operator +(Vector<T> left, Vector<T> right);
public static Vector<T> operator *(Vector<T> left, Vector<T> right);
// ... }
Length is fixed, but hardware dependent
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27. SIMD usage in code Unvectorized code adds one value at a time.
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SIMD usage in code
float[] values = GetValues();
float increment = GetIncrement();
float[] result = new float[values.Length]
// Perform addition as manual loop:
for (int i = 0; i < values.Length; i++) {
values[i] += increment; }
Unvectorized code
adds one value
at a time.
Vector<float> values = GetValues();
Vector<float> increment = GetIncrement();
// Perform addition as vector operation:
Vector<float> result = values + increment;
Using Vector<T>
you can add multiple values simultaneously.
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28. SIMD Roadmap First SIMD CTP available today!
Part of the RyuJIT CPT 3 released today
New NuGet package that includes the vector APIs
Currently, the CTP only inludes support for SSE
Support for AVX coming
For more details, see .NET blog

29. .NET APIs: Productive, portable and feedback-driven
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.NET APIs: Productive, portable and feedback-driven
Productive and consistent
Portable and cross-platform
Feedback-driven
One set of .NET APIs and concepts to learn
You can re-use your code across devices
You’ll find the APIs you expect on all platforms (ex: file, collections, reflection)
Our NuGet packages support multiple platforms
Unified class library experience (‘One Class Library’)
Universal projects
Shipping much more often
Make changes due to UserVoice and bug reports
Using light-weight public previews to collect feedback
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30. Portable Class Libraries
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Portable Class Libraries
PCL now in Visual Studio 2013 Express for Windows (free)
One class library  Unification of PCL and Store apps Class Library
Select one or multiple targets
Planning to extend to additional platforms
Access to native APIs (only 8.1 apps)
WinRT and XAML support
Converged WinRT as well as .NET APIs
Windows Phone 8.1 support
Focus on growing PCL surface area
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31. One Class Library

32. .NET open ecosystem Communication Source code Cross-platform
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.NET open ecosystem
Communication
Source code
Cross-platform
MVPs and “insiders” give us feedback on pre-release plans
Actively engaged with customers (individuals and business)
Active blog and social
ASP.NET NuGet libs are OSS
.NET reference source
Cross-platform licensing for PCL libraries
Partnership with Xamarin to extend platform consistency and portability
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33. NuGet is a .NET delivery vehicle
A great way to add core functionality to your app
Owner
Packages
Downloads
netframework 21 4M
aspnet
682
35M
other_msft
223
19M
Microsoft
926
58M
We maintain a curated list of supported packages

34. Top 10 NuGet packages (last 6 weeks)
Position
Package
Downloads 1
EntityFramework
508,172 2
jQuery
444,889 3
Newtonsoft.Json
442,818 4
Microsoft.AspNet.WebPages
375,678 5
Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc
347,764 6
Microsoft.AspNet.Razor
291,487 7
Microsoft.Net.Http
245,204 8
Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Client
237,426 9
Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.Core
225,804 10
Microsoft.AspNet.WebApi.WebHost
223,068

35. The .NET Foundation Entity Framework ASP.NET MVC Openness Community
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The .NET Foundation
.NET API for Hadoop WebClient
Composition (MEF2)
MEF (Managed Extensibility Framework)
.NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn")
Windows Phone Toolkit
Entity Framework
.NET Map Reduce API for Hadoop
WnsRecipe
.NET Micro Framework
Rx (Reactive Extensions)
Couchbase for .NET
ASP.NET Web Pages
ASP.NET MVC
Xamarin.Mobile
System.Drawing
Openness
Community
Rapid innovation
ASP.NET Web API
Mimekit
Mailkit
Xamarin.Auth
ASP.NET SignalR
Web Protection Library
OWIN Authentication Middleware
Windows Azure .NET SDK
Linq to Hive
Join the conversation with the community
Miguel de Icaza (Xamarin)
Nigel Sampson (Compiled Experience)
Laurent Bugnion (IdentityMine)
Anthony van der Hoorn (Glimpse)
Niels Hartvig (Umbraco)
Paul Betts (GitHub)
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36. Source Code as Documentation
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Source Code as Documentation
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37. .NETvNext Future of .NET Common Client apps Web and services Openness
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Future of .NET
.NETvNext
Openness
Client apps
Web and services
ASP.NET vNext: Web Forms, MVC, Web Pages, Web API, SignalR
WCF
Windows Store, WPF, Windows Forms,
Console apps and related libraries.
Multi-purpose
Device optimized
Native compilation
Small footprint, side-by-side
Cross-device enabled
Cloud optimized
High throughput
Small footprint, side-by-side
Cross-platform enabled
Specialized
Common
Next gen JIT (“RyuJIT”)
SIMD (Data Parallelization)
Runtime
Compilers
.NET Compiler Platform (“Roslyn”)
Languages innovation
BCL and PCL
Entity Framework
Libraries
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38. We would love to hear from you!
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We would love to hear from you!
Blog
dotnet
@dotnet
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