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High-Performance .NET Application Development & Architecture
- Introduction
- Planning
- Application/Server Security
- IIS Security
- Web.Config or ASP.NET Security
- ADO.NET Security
- Code Security
- General .NET Best Practices
- Directory Structure
- Presentation / Business Layer
- Data Access Layer
- Common ADO.NET Scenarios
- Error Trapping & Handling
- Debugging
- Tracing
- Common .NET Errors
- Performance Testing
- Conclusion
Conclusion
Well you have alot to think about and take into consideration regarding the creation of a finely-tuned application machine, both scalable and secure, not to mention lightning fast. At least it'll give you pride in the finished result, when you present a robust, high-performance application, with little or no down time. In the world of Internet development and deployment, that speaks volumes!
Until Next Time. Happy .NETing </>
[Originally published on dotnetjunkies.com - 6/03]
Dimitrios, or Jimmy as his friends call him, is a .NET developer/architect who specializes in Microsoft Technologies for creating high-performance and scalable data-driven enterprise Web and deskto...
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