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Performance Tuning and Optimizing ASP.NET Applications ReviewIf you have some experience developing ASP.NET applications, then you will want to read this book! You don't have to be a super user, you just need to know the basics on how to create an ASP.NET application. Don't get me wrong, this book is also a must read for us developers who have been creating ASP.NET applications for a while too.
Chapter 1, Introducing Performance Tuning and Optimization was very well written and describes the basics of this topic. Chapter 2, Introducing ASP.NET Applications was a little basic for me, but you don't want to skip reading it. I found some very helpful explanations about the reasons for doing things the recommended way that no other author has mentioned. Most books tell you to do it a certain way, but never indicate why. Chapter 3, Writing Optimized Data Access Code, also had some very helpful tips and explanations.
My favorite chapters by far were Chapters 4 (Optimizing Application and Session State Management), 5 (Caching ASP.NET Applications)and 7(Stress Testing and Monitoring ASP.NET Applications). I can't say enough about these chapters. They are a must read for any developer!! The only bad thing I can say is, I wish they would have developed Chapter 7 even more. Or, maybe we can entice them to write a whole book on ACT, a feature that is not mentioned in any other book I have read, and I read a lot.
Chapter 6, Writing Optimized Web Services, was also a great chapter, but it's not one that interests me at this time because I do not have a use for it in my current developing position. However, if you do have a use for Web Services, this is a must read chapter as it gives a great example and shows how users consume it.
I highly recommend this book to any and all developers, even if you are just starting out with ASP.NET. It's a book you will want to keep for referencing during your ASP.NET development.Performance Tuning and Optimizing ASP.NET Applications Overview"Performance Tuning and Optimizing ASP .NET Applications" covers performance tuning and optimization for ASP.NET applications. Currently, the market is being flooded with a slew of books on how to write .NET applications, but, so far, there has not been a title that is devoted to the more advanced topic of tuning an ASP.NET application for maximum performance. There will be an increasing demand for this information as developers get comfortable with the technology and begin completing first versions of their ASP.NET applications. They will be looking for a book that dispenses with basic language tutorials, and instead tackles the real-world issues of performance.Intermediate to experienced developers, who are either working on an ASP.NET development project or are about to start one, will find "Performance Tuning and Optimizing ASP .NET Applications" helpful for its concise information on how to design and write ASP.NET applications for optimal performance. These developers will already have a foundation with .NET technology, so Jeffrey Hasan will dispense with basic tutorials on how to write .NET code. Instead, Hasan will highlight what to use and what to avoid when coding for optimal performance. This will include a range of details that affect performance, from the very granular (e.g., working with strings) through to the broader (e.g., working with ViewState and Session State). Hasan will also cover the tools that are available for monitoring ASP.NET application performance, and will give the reader clear guidance on how to apply these tools to their project. These tools include Performance Monitor (with its new counters for .NET), Microsoft's Web Application Stress (WAS) tool, and Microsoft Application Center (that ships with Visual Studio Enterprise Edition).

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