@bgrainger (from MySqlConnector) mentioned @neuecc has a lower-level data provider for MySQL called MySqlSharp that focuses a lot on avoiding unnecessary allocations.
We should consider adding a variation on our tests to see how MySqlSharp performs. Then we can brainstorm what we can do to get the best outcome for MySQL.
@bgrainger (from MySqlConnector) mentioned @neuecc has a lower-level data provider for MySQL called MySqlSharp that focuses a lot on avoiding unnecessary allocations.
We should consider adding a variation on our tests to see how MySqlSharp performs. Then we can brainstorm what we can do to get the best outcome for MySQL.