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Garbage Collector: O que o framework não resolve por você

O Garbage Collector (GC) no .NET não é mágica, ele gerencia o Managed Heap (memória gerenciada), permitindo que você instancie objetos sem se preocupar em desalocá-los explicitamente. A ilusão perigosa é achar que o GC é “de graça”. Cada vez que ele ...

Feb 156 min read

RSRebecca Sloanaftercampingisover.hashnode.dev

What Keeps Running When No One Is Looking

The truck rattles even after maintenance. I have replaced the shocks twice in three seasons, tightened every bolt I can reach, and still there is a low vibration that runs through the steering column when I hit gravel roads leading into the campgroun...

Feb 125 min read

SRSatyam Raiadvancenodejs.hashnode.dev

Mastering Node.js Memory: Prevent Leaks and Boost Performance

Node.js applications are fast and scalable, but long-running servers often fail due to one silent killer: memory leaks. These leaks slowly increase memory usage, degrade performance, and eventually crash servers. In this blog, we’ll explore how Node....

Feb 105 min read

ASAKASH Sjavamainconcept.hashnode.dev

Java Constructor, this Keyword and Garbage Collector Explained Simply

1. Constructor in Java What Is a Constructor? A constructor is a special method in Java that: Is automatically called when an object is created Is used to initialize object data Is invoked using the new keyword You can think of a constructor as ...

Feb 94 min read

NBNishant Bhandarijava-insights.hashnode.dev

Understanding JVM Garbage Collection Performance Goals: Latency, Throughput, and Footprint

Garbage Collection (GC) is one of the most important components of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It automatically manages memory by reclaiming objects that are no longer in use. While GC simplifies memory management for developers, it also has a si...

Jan 173 min read

PKPratikkumar Kolkarengineeringtruths.hashnode.dev

A Deep Dive into Java Memory Management: Stack and Heap with Garbage Collection

Do you know what happens when objects are created during the Java program execution? If not, no problem. We will explore it in this blog. To begin with, there are two primary memory areas managed by the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) that handle an objec...

Dec 20, 20254 min read

MGMohit Guptatechie-talks.hashnode.dev

Understanding Garbage Collection Impact on Node.js API Latency

When you notice unexpected latency in your Node.js API while external service responses are reasonable, garbage collection (GC) is often the culprit. The V8 engine's aggressive memory management, particularly when handling high-frequency object creat...

Dec 13, 20259 min read

UHukasha hassangreenguardian.hashnode.dev

Behind the Engineering of GreenGuardian: A Deep Look at the System Architecture

GreenGuardian is an IoT-powered waste management ecosystem designed to solve long-standing issues in residential societies. Its architecture combines hardware, cloud computing, routing logic, and real-time communication into a single operational pipe...

Nov 30, 20252 min read

DADineshraj Anandandineshraj.hashnode.dev

The Life and Death of Variables: Memory Management in JS

Ever wondered what happens to all those objects you create in JavaScript? Unlike low-level languages like C, where developers manually allocate and free memory using malloc() and free(), JavaScript handles memory management automatically. But how doe...

Nov 3, 20256 min read

AGAnthony Grottesyntacticsugarshack.hashnode.dev

Garbage Collection in C# — How .NET Cleans Up After You 🧹

Ever wonder what happens to all those objects you new up in C#? The .NET runtime has a built-in janitor — the Garbage Collector — that tracks your memory, cleans up unused objects, and keeps your programs running smoothly. But it’s not a get out of j...

Oct 30, 20251 min read

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