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In Visual Studio, when you compile your code to install it in production environment do you change the configuration to “release”? If you do, have you found some performance improvement or you do because some other factor? Can you share this factor?
Release mode code goes thru compiler optimizations, all debug symbols are removed, project state info is discarded and a lot more to run it as efficiently and lightly possible. t is always a good idea to publish the Release mode version of your library to production.
However, there is a trick to get best of both worlds: http://www.hanselman.com/blog/PermaLink.aspx?guid=a40c0d4f-66d0-4704-94f6-0efda4a44465