Ulan Degenbaev, Michael Lippautz
Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15EQ603eZWAnrf4i6QjPP7S3KF3NaL3aAaKhNUEatVzY/edit
BlinkOn 6 Day 2 Talk 6: How we measure and optimize for RAIL in V8’s GC
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