March 2009 - Posts

ASP.NET MVC For Aspiring Architects - #1

      Is ASP.NET MVC more than just new cool technology? What advantages it brings over ASP.NET Web Forms? When should I use ASP.NET MVC and when ASP.NET Web Forms? How do I MVC this and MVC that? Resources ASP.NET MVC Overview Free Read More...

Posted 31 March 09 10:37 by alikl | 2 Comments   
Filed under Architecture, MVC

ASP.NET Security Architecture Cheat Sheet For Very Busy Architects

      You are an architect. You are sitting in your fancy office thinking about cloud computing and about the higher ground stuff. Suddenly the phone rings, it's your current project manager. "Quick! Come over here, we have a Read More...

Posted 19 March 09 12:20 by alikl | 2 Comments   
Filed under Security, Architecture

Things You Know Now

      Jimmy May, aspiring geek and part time editor in chief for www.PracticeThis.com tagged me for Things You Know Now . The idea behind all this is sharing the lessons learned at  hard knock school of life. Or in other words Read More...

Posted 17 March 09 01:08 by alikl | 1 Comments   
Filed under Consulting

Distributed Architecture Drawbacks Revealed By Netmon(Bonus - TDS Parser Goes Public)

      Distributed architecture can mercilessly backfire at you.  In my case flexible architecture, elegant design patterns, and smart code led to abuse of the flexibility, resulting in very poor performance . Free Microsoft Network Read More...

Posted 13 March 09 12:02 by alikl | 2 Comments   
Filed under Performance, Architecture

WinDBG Walkthrough - Dump Values Of DataSet or DataTable

      This walkthrough is completely based on Johan's post WinDBG+SOS: Getting at the values in a DataTable . I have created this one to help me do the job in straightforward way next time I hit similar problem. Joan also offers few Read More...

Posted 09 March 09 09:44 by alikl | 4 Comments   
Filed under Performance

Identify And Fix Performance Bottlenecks In ASP.NET Web Applications - Case Studies, Problems, And Solutions

      I thought it'd be useful to package the resources referenced in my previous post - Why My ASP.NET Application's Performance Is Less Than Optimal? I packaged it in form of PDF file. Hope it'll be useful for you when dealing with Read More...

Posted 06 March 09 11:16 by alikl | 1 Comments   
Filed under Performance

Why My ASP.NET Application's Performance Is Less Than Optimal?

      From my recent engagements I collected few performance anti-patterns that make ASP.NET web application to perform the way that is less than optimal. Many related to architecture and design. Below is the list of the anti-patterns Read More...

Posted 06 March 09 10:01 by alikl | 5 Comments   
Filed under Performance, Architecture

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