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Improving ASP.NET Performance Part 13: String Management
In our last article in the ASP.NET series we discussed View State Management in ASP. In this article we’ll address the best practices for String Management. When providing output, you often need to...
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Improving ASP.NET Performance Part 14: Exception Management
In our last article in the ASP.NET series we discussed String Management. In this article we’ll address the best practices for Exception Management. Exceptions are expensive. By knowing the causes of...
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Improving ASP.NET Performance Part 15: Data Access
In this article of our ASP.NET performance series, we’ll address the best practices for Data Access. Almost all ASP.NET applications use some form of data access. Data access is typically a focal point...
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Improving ASP.NET Performance Part 16: Deployment Considerations
In this article of our ASP.NET performance series, we’ll discuss Deployment Considerations. Physical deployment plays an important role in determining the performance and scalability characteristics of...
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Is your .NET application ready for a race?
To determine whether your .Net application meets its performance objectives (and wins the race) and to help identify bottlenecks, you need to measure your application’s performance and collect metrics....
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Improving .NET Performance Part 17: Measuring .NET Application Performance (II)
This is part II of measuring .NET application performance. The .NET Framework provides a series of performance counters, which you can monitor using System Monitor and other monitoring tools. To...
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This Week in Website Performance
This Week in Website Performance is a weekly feature of the Monitis.com blog. It summarizes recent articles about website performance. Why? Because your friends at Monitis.com care. Web Performance:...
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Improving .NET Application Performance
Any post about .NET application performance naturally has to start with a tip about StringBuilder. And this post is no exception. Make sure that you use StringBuilder when concatenating strings...
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