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 Chapter 1, "Introducing Performance Tuning and Optimization": This chapter contains an overview of the goals of this book and introduces important concepts that affect the optimization of ASP.NET applications.Chapter 2, "Introducing ASP.NET Applications": This chapter provides an overview of how ASP.NET applications are structured and how they compile and run in the .NET-managed environment. Chapter 3, "Writing Optimized Data Access Code": This chapter discusses how to write optimal data access code and highlights issues such as connection pooling, conducting XML-specific optimizations, and choosing the appropriate data access object. It also provides a decision flow diagram and a detailed discussion on how to handle different data access scenarios. Chapter 4, "Optimizing Application and Session State Management": This chapter discusses how to manage application and session state in ASP.NET applications, including in a server farm. Chapter 5, "Caching ASP.NET Applications": This chapter covers the numerous options for caching in ASP.NET applications. ASP.NET makes caching quick and easy to implement, but this same simplicity can lull you into making the wrong caching choice. Chapter 6, "Writing Optimized Web Services": Web services are a specialized type of ASP.NET application. Web services require unique performance considerations given that they interoperate using SOAP calls. Chapter 7, "Stress Testing and Monitoring ASP.NET Applications": This chapter discusses the Microsoft ACT testing tool, which is used for stress testing ASP.NET applications. Chapter 8, "Debugging and Tracing ASP.NET Applications": This chapter reviews tools and techniques for debugging ASP.NET applications and for setting traces. Debugging tools help pinpoint the locations and causes of application exceptions. Each chapter is accompanied by a sample project that illustrates the concepts the chapter covers. Every code sample presented in the book comes from the sample projects. The code samples are never oversimplified and are designed to be useful for addressing real-world scenarios. Finally, please note that this edition provides all code samples inVisual Basic .NET (VB .NET). We think it is more effective to present all code in one language, rather than to switch between different languages, especially given that most developers use one language exclusively. In the near future we want to publish this book in other language-specific editions, including C#. Download free pdf ebooks for asp:Performance Tuning And Optimizing ASP.NET Applications
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