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In this age of business-to-business and business-to-consumer e-commerce, slow Web applications not only waste company resources, they can cause enough problems that they drive potential customers away from your company.

These articles focus on the various techniques commonly used to improve ASP.NET performance.


Optimization articles

[2008.04.15] - Disable the Session
Another tip from our ASP.NET performance optimization series: Disable the session if you are not using it.[Read more...]


[2008.04.02] - Use caching for your ASP.NET application.
One of the first things you should do before writing a line of application code is architect the application to exploit the ASP.NET Cache features to the maximum.[Read more...]


[2008.03.25] - Disable the ViewState, you won't regret it
The ViewState is rarely needed yet it is enabled by default. Disable it to improve your web site's performance.[Read more...]


[2007.06.25] - Checking for empty string performance tests
Comparing two popular methods of checking for an empty string: check string length or compare with String.Empty.[Read more...]


[2007.04.09] - DataGridView SelectRows performance tests
In this article I'll take a closer look at one of the most recommended performance improvements in C#: using foreach vs. a for loop to go through the items in a collection.[Read more...]


[2007.03.20] - The long way home
Forget optimizing your code, how about un-optimizing it for a change? [Read more...]


[2007.02.24] - Develop secure and affordable dynamic sites
I describe setting up a secure dynamic site that you can host for free at some ISPs. Also introducing a helper tool, the SiteDumper.[Read more...]


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