Optimizing the website Performance using ASP.NET 4.5

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Optimizing the website Performance using ASP.NET 4.5 (www.techbubbles.com)

submitted by kalyanms1(1789) 8 months, 3 days ago

There are so many different ways you can optimize your website performance. You may think why we need to worry about website performance when internet connection speed is growing faster and faster. Just few examples: Google did a test, if their search page is 500ms slower then they are going to lose 20% their traffic. If Amazon runs 100ms slower then there is 1% drop in their sales which is nearly $1 million a day. So it is important build the website which are fast in response time.

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posted by dpeterson(4397) 8 months, 2 days ago 0

Using a cookieless domains for static content will also improve performance, otherwise every time an image, css, or script file is requested all the cookies are sent in the request and the response.
To use cookieless domains, serve static content from a different subdomain (static.myawesomesite.com) and set your cookies for www.myawesomesite.com. In that way, requests to static.myawesomesite.com will not contain any cookies. If you use cookies heavily this can shave up to a couple kilobytes off of each request.

posted by vijayst(1311) 8 months, 2 days ago 0

Sprites are one way to reduce the number of image downloads. There is a <asp:SpriteControl> which is available as part of NuGet to do this.

posted by dpeterson(4397) replied to vijayst(1311), 8 months, 2 days ago 0

Vijay, there's also http://requestreduce.com/ which was on the front page a few days ago which will automatically sprite images for you.

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