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Caching is the most effective technique you can use to improve the performance of your ASP.NET web application. Designing your application with caching in mind, improves both the performance and the scalability of that application.
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Developing a web application that responds to users requests quickly is a target and a challenge for all web developers. ASP.NET was designed with speed optimization and performance improvements in mind. This tutorial covers correct using of state management and data access to develop a high performance ASP.NET application.
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Visual Studio Express Editions are a new line of Microsoft development Tools. This line of products is an expansion of the Microsoft Visual Studio and SQL Server products. It is a lightweight, yet powerful, easy to use and learn tools for beginners, students, and hobbyist users.
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Explains how to manage a session and application state objects in ASP.NET Web Services.
Using session objects is always a good option for maintaining per user data. But the case of web services is different. In real life, Web services may be called thousands of times a day. In such cases, keeping per user data in the webserver would be a bad approach.
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Explans in details how to use XML automatic documentation tags in ASP.NET 2.0 source code. We will illustrate in more details how you can benefit from this technique to the most extent by using some other recommended XML tags to give more comprehensiveness and functionality to your final documentation file.
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Explains how to create, manage and synchronize threads manually in ASP.NET. Some times thread pool technique is not sufficient to manage certain cases within your application, and the need for manually creating and fully managing a new thread arises. Creating threads manually is much more complex than using the thread pool, and requires you to have knowledge about threading life cycle and concepts.
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Explains how Web services work and how to call it from ASP.NET.
When we create and run this web service , it will be run by a web browser. However, in real life, the true aim of web service can only be achieved if we can call it from some web application or a console application.
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