10 Tips for Writing High-Performance Web Applications
Rob Howard's 10 Tips for Writing High-Performance Web Applications:
1. Return multiple recordsets
2. Efficiently page data access
3. Connection pooling
4. Use the ASP.NET Cache API
5. Per-Request Caching
6. Background Processing
7. Page Output Caching & Proxy Servers
8. Run IIS 6.0 for Kernel Caching
9. Use GZip Compression
10. Watch That Server Control View State
And some interesting facts:
1. Return multiple recordsets
2. Efficiently page data access
3. Connection pooling
4. Use the ASP.NET Cache API
5. Per-Request Caching
6. Background Processing
7. Page Output Caching & Proxy Servers
8. Run IIS 6.0 for Kernel Caching
9. Use GZip Compression
10. Watch That Server Control View State
And some interesting facts:
- C# code is NOT faster than Visual Basic code
- Codebehind is NOT faster than inline
- Components are NOT faster than pages
- Every functionality that you want to occur between two apps need NOT be implemented as a Web service
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