Maximising Algorithm Performance in .NET: Levenshtein Distance

James Turner

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With performance tricks you may not know applied to an algorithm you may never have heard of before, be prepared to learn about my journey from different array structures to pointers and SIMD to threading, as we make the journey to maximum performance together.

About the Presenter

James Turner Director of Turner Software

James is a programmer and entrepreneur with a love of cars, music, and technology.

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