Port of LMAX Disruptor to .NET
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Back-end Developer Contributions:19 releases, 3 reviews, 326 commits in 6 years 5 months
Contributions summary:Olivier focused on refactoring and optimizing the performance tests within the .NET implementation of the LMAX Disruptor. The changes included cleaning up and refactoring performance test code, modifying components such as the `PingPingQueueLatencyTest`, `FizzBuzzQueueProcessor`, and `FunctionQueueProcessor`, and modifying the code for improved stability. The user also supported various wait strategies and worked on adding tests to ensure that these features are working.
dotnetlmax-disruptordisruptor
The most popular and friendly mocking framework for .NET
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Back-end Developer Contributions:9 commits, 2 PRs, 21 comments in 3 years
Contributions summary:Olivier primarily contributed to the Moq framework, focusing on enhancing parameter capturing capabilities. Their work involved adding new features like `CaptureMatch` and `Capture.In`, improving the flexibility of capturing parameters during mock setup. Additionally, they refactored and improved existing code related to argument matching and setup evaluation. The user's changes indicate a focus on improving the core functionality and maintainability of the mocking framework.
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