This repository contains code examples and practical implementations from the book "Latency" by Pekka Enberg, published by Manning Publications.
Latency is a comprehensive guide to understanding, measuring, and optimizing latency in software systems. The book covers practical techniques for delivering low-latency software, from spotting latency issues to implementing solutions that keep your applications responsive.
- What latency is—and what it is not
- How to model and measure latency
- Organizing your application data for low latency
- Making your code run faster
- Hiding latency when you can't reduce it
This repository contains the official code examples from the book. If you find issues or have suggestions for improvements:
- Check existing issues first
- Create a detailed issue report
- For code improvements, please reference the specific book chapter
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This code repository accompanies "Latency" by Pekka Enberg. The book provides comprehensive explanations and theory behind these practical implementations.