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Boosting Your .NET Application Performance
By: James Yang
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    2002-07-31

    Table of Contents:
  • Boosting Your .NET Application Performance
  • What is n-Tier Architecture?
  • Performance, Scalability and Future Development
  • Security
  • Class Design
  • Data Application Blocks
  • Conclusion

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    Boosting Your .NET Application Performance


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    Confused about the tiers, performance or scalability of your .NET apps? If so, James has come to the resue with his personal insight, tips and tricks on how best to structure your .NET apps.I often ask other developers which phase of the development process is the most difficult and most important. 90% of the time the answer is the planning and design phase, not the building/programming phase. Then I ask them another question. "Which part of the development phase do you enjoy the most?". Most developers answer "the planning and designing part".

    In this article I want to introduce intermediate .NET developers to the world of professional ASP.NET development with C#. I will introduce and expand on many topics that relate to the planning and design phase of software development, and also share my experience on it. Throughout the article I will also try and show "the Microsoft way" of doing things.

    Well... let's get into it!

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