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Increased performance for MOSS apps using the PortalSiteMapProvider

Performance is usually top-of-mind for any web site deployment, including MOSS. If you're writing code that deals with SharePoint items, and you're deploying that code to a site with even moderate traffic, you should consider using the PortalSiteMapProvider Read More...
Posted Wednesday, May 23, 2007 7:07 AM by ecmblog | 13 Comments

Building a new page layout which does not reference core.js (but downloads it while the page is being viewed thereby optimizing response time)

[The optimization technique described below is an updated version of a previous blog entry . The primary change is that a new page layout rather than a detached page should be used.] If you have an internet-facing website, you are probably exploring all Read More...
Posted Wednesday, February 21, 2007 8:06 PM by LLiu | 11 Comments

Building a detached page that does not reference core.js (but downloads it while the page is being viewed thereby optimizing response time)

[Update 02/21/2007: VERY IMPORTANT -- the optimization technique described below may introduce an undesirable caching side effect. An updated optimization technique using a new page layout has been posted here .] If you’ve implemented or are planning Read More...
Posted Wednesday, February 07, 2007 6:21 AM by ecmblog | 6 Comments

How can I make my web site faster with caching ?

My name is Kai Lee, a program manager from the Web Content Management team. Today, I would like to explore the caching features in MOSS 2007 and help you answer the question: “How can I make my web site faster with caching ?”. Imagine for a minute that Read More...
Posted Wednesday, November 08, 2006 5:40 AM by ecmblog | 29 Comments
 
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