Abdul Wakeel's Buneri

My world is internet

  • WebResource.Xsd and Asp.net Page Performance

    Currently I am working on IPhone web apps using asp.net web services to fetch data and display it on the page using json, jquery. Although I am not using any asp.net pages to show data, I use all logic in json/jquery, but there is only login.aspx page where I need some asp.net sessions and logic to first login the user, after that all other pages is simple html pages. Let me show you how webresource.xsd reduced the page performance, when I include asp.net validation control like require field and custom field validtor. When I browse the page then iis put two files resources.xsd to download queue. To be honest I was scare about web resource.xsd files, these files was 42kb of length each mean extra 80 kb of two files is download with login page, although I have used only two validation control require field and summary validator. Clearly showing in the screen shots. Now when I handle all this logic just by checking if the two textboxes is empty then just display the message username and password are require. Then now look to the result no webresource.xsd And this also boost the performance. Summary: Do not use asp.net validation control when the jquery/JavaScript can handle the validations.

  • JavaScript Enumeration and Handle Validation

    JavaScript is the most popular lanague in the world now a days for web, but most of the developer just copying and pasting the javascript code. if its work say wow what a language. if not work then say what a crazy language so in the following tutorial i am going to show you the basic of JavaScript and page validation http://www.decentsolution.com/2011/01/javascript-object-oriented-programming.html

  • Writing faster html and CSS!

    Writing faster html and CSS! I am working at software development organization and developing some rich content pages, at my team most of the time i am working as front end engineering and working with the GUI, While developing the pages i always worrying about why the pages is running slow. Then I start searching that how the browser’s display the content and compute the style, while searching the browsers render and computing algorithms, i found that most of the browsers render the content as a tree and computer their style. So when the element have id and class selector then the page performance is relatively fast than the descendant selector like if you pages have 10 div 1 : div{ background:red } div#id{ background:red } #id{ background:red } the id selector is run faster than the other .

  • Issues free web forms

    While developing front end web pages, Quality insurance team always capture design implementation issues. They test for the following issues most of the time,

  • My first post

    most of the time i am working on internet and .net technologies  And I love to help and serve other peoples in the field of  IT,   asp.net team provide me the way to help other, I would like to thanks asp.net team .