Contents tagged with ASP.NET Performance
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Multi-tenant ASP.NET MVC – Introduction
I’ve read a few different blogs that talk about multi-tenancy and how to resolve some of the issues surrounding multi-tenancy. What I’ve come to realize is that these implementations overcomplicate the issues and give only a muddy implementation! I’ve seen some really illogical code out there. I have recently been building a multi-tenancy framework for internal use at eagleenvision.net. Through this process, I’ve realized a few different techniques to make building multi-tenant applications actually quite easy. I will be posting a few different entries over the issue and my personal implementation. In this first post, I will discuss what multi-tenancy means and how my implementation will be structured.
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ClubStarterKit – Caching for performance
First of all, if you haven’t heard, I recently released ClubStarterKit v3 Preview. If you haven’t had a chance to look at it, I highly encourage you to take a look at the whole new codebase.
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ClubStarterKit - where do we go?
Wow, what a year. Not exactly what I'd expected. Before I dive into where we are now, let me preface this post by saying I have NOT forgotten ClubStarterKit! Although I was not the original author, I feel like it's my baby. I can't just forget about it. Not going to happen.
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ASP.NET MVC CSS Sprite
A month ago, I wrote about my technique to output a CSS sprite for ASP.NET. Granted, I made a big mistake. I put WAY too much bloat into the post. Not a K.I.S.S. moment.
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CSS Sprite for ASP.NET
CSS sprites are becoming popular as a way to increase application performance by eliminating HTTP requests by the client to the web server. It also serves as a path for better cache management. I will need to go through a bit of background before we start (sorry... we'll get to the generation in a second!).
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Improve ASP.NET Performance - CSSmin
If you follow Douglas Crockford's work, you might know about JSMin, a bit of code written for various languages to optimize JavaScript to make it smaller. One thing it does is makes everything go to one line, eliminating some of the space by removing white space.