Top Ten ASP.NET Tips and Traps - Presented this Saturday at the SoCal .NET Technical Summit

Published 19 September 06 01:49 PM | Scott Mitchell

This Saturday - September 23rd - I'll be presenting my talk, Top 10 ASP.NET Tips and Traps, at the SoCal .NET Technical Summit in Irvine, California. It's not too late to sign up! For $99 you get a full day of sessions from a variety of top-notch speakers (including Rocky Lhotka, Scott Stanfield, Bill Vaughn, Chris Rolon, and others), organized into four tracks: Web/Atlas, Data, Architecture and Enterprise Practices, and Vista/WPF/WCF/WWF.

Earlier I listed the tips and traps I was planning on presenting, and asked for any feedback. I ended up settling on the following list (in the following order), organizing the tips/traps into four categories:

  • Caching
    • TIP: Use SQL Cache Dependencies
    • TIP: Use HttpContext.Items as a Per-Request Cache
    • TRAP: Avoid a Common Caching Race Condition
  • Performance
    • TIP: Improve Paging Performance with Custom Paging
    • TIP: Disable View State (Where Appropriate) to Reduce Page Bloat
  • Client-Side
    • TIP: Know the Client-Side Enhancements in ASP.NET 2.0
    • TRAP: Beware Broken Links and Images in Master Pages
  • Design-Time
    • TIP: Master Visual Studio 2005's Enhancements
    • TIP: Use Reflector to Explore Framework Code
    • TRAP: When Using Membership, Don't Forget to Set applicationName

You can download this presentation at http://datawebcontrols.com/classes/TipsAndTraps.zip; to see it presented in person, head on down to the SoCal .NET Technical Summit! Hope to see you there!

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