Using profile in ASP.Net applications

9/23/2010

We all want when we visit a website to have some unique treatment (personalisation)Developers on the other side must devise mechanisms to remember our personal settings and preferencesThis makes it more likely for us to return.

ASP.Net developers must track users and save somehow their preferences between visitsThere are many ways to do thatSome are easy and some more complexA lot of people seem not to know the profile feature that is in our disposal from ASP.NET 2.0.

With Profile we store...(read more).

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