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Posted: Friday, August 10, 2007 11:11:57 AM
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hi,

I ask "How to improve asp.net performance?"
best
Posted: Friday, August 10, 2007 1:46:03 PM
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hi,
first amd much important in web development is to learn to work with String ans StringBuilder class
PAGGAS
Posted: Friday, August 10, 2007 7:28:35 PM
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Well, there are several things, witch plays main role in web site performance - database request, or ram and processor of your web server.
Each request may decrease the performance. So you have to decide how you will get data - row by row, table by table or you can take several tables in one request and store them in dataset. It is easy to understand, that if you take 1000 records - this will decrease a lot the loading speed.
If you use a grid view with paging for example, and you take 1000 records from the database at once, don`t expect your page to be loaded fast. Write your own paging code.
If you have a heavy code - many and long cycles, using string+ instead string builder, often boxing and unboxing - you can expect the performance to slow down. When you are able - bring a peace of your site`s functionality to the user with javascript or ajax.
theboss
Posted: Sunday, August 12, 2007 2:43:02 AM
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first for you is to define performance: in short "What is performance for you?"
second "What you expect by performance to your web site? "
third "After that you send me e-mail and I will suggesting you."
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