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Link: Useful article on ASP.NET Performance...

Over on the "ACE Team" blog there's a useful blog post with some performance tips for ASP.NET sites. The point about batch compilation and Debug="true" was certainly correct for version 1.1 but I think in ASP.NET 2.0 they are decoupled - so by default batch compilation remains on when debug="true". That was my own experience anyway.

It also links over to another very useful post which fulfils something a customer was asking me about just recently - how to "warm up" an ASP.NET site to ensure all pages are compiled (assuming you are not using the pre-compiled model).

And I cam across those two links by chance when I was reading this interesting post about correctly simulating browser caching when performing load tests with VSTS 2008.

HTH

Doug

Posted: Monday, September 29, 2008 12:01 PM by dougste

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alikl said:

Doug, happy the materials were helpful ;)

alikl

# September 29, 2008 3:27 PM
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