STOP Debugging and Start Running in Visual Studio

Debug vs Run in Visual Studio 2022

Hey everyone, I'm Steve Smith aka ardalis, of NimblePros!

In this video we compare the performance of Debugging and Running your apps in Visual Studio 2022. This will compare using F5 - Start Debugging and Ctrl+F5 Start Without Debugging with a couple of different dotnet 8 apps.

STOP Debugging when you just want to run. Use the debugger when you need to hit breakpoints, not when you just need to run your application!

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