String.Replace performance improvements in .NET 5 v .NET 6 v .NET 7

It’s amazing to see the performance improvements of String.Replace across multiple versions of .NET 🚀🚀🚀🚀.

When you have such a big improvement from 5 -> 6, you think most possibilities for further optimization are gone, but no in .NET 7 perf improves again 💪🏻 …

If anyone would like to try and re-create the benchmarks the code is here -> StringReplace_dotnet5v6v7.cs (github.com)


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