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Tips to Improve Your ASP.NET Web site performance

Posted By: Rahul Posted Date: December 11, 2009 Points: 2 Category :ASP.Net

ASP.NET has been developed with lots of features which makes developer life easy. Start from ViewState, PostBack, Server Controls , User Controls and etc. All of them can make your web development experience fun and easy, but improper use of them can cause your site performance slowdown. Most of the controls generate overhead to the client and server. Therefore in this article, I I will list out about things you can do and don't to improve your ASP.NET website performance.

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