Performance is a vast area and great results can never be achieved by a silver bullet. Apparently there are only few points we can explore while developing a Web 2.0 portal - within the scope of the article. Web 2.0 applications are widely developed. These applications often work with third party contents, aggregate them, make various use of them and then make something useful and meaningful to the users. For the past few years, developers were also engaged with such endeavors and a lot of their websites have not addressed performance issues, thus resulting in an unpleasant experience to the users.
This article explores some of the key performance issues that can occur while developing a Web 2.0 portal using server side multithreading and caching. It also demonstrates model driven application development using Windows Workflow Foundation. This article was found Article of the Day on http://asp.net site on February 28, 2008.
http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/aspnet/SevenWaysToDoPerformanceOptimizationOfAnASPNET35Web20Portal.aspx
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