Structure of my ASP.NET Web Applications

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Structure of my ASP.NET Web Applications I’ve had some requests recently to describe how I structure my ASP.NET web applications.  To be clear, this is not the only way to structure your application.  It is MY way.  It works ...

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Looking into Web performance in ASP.Net applications In these series of posts I am going to have a look into the various factors that make our web applications slower and how we can rectify that. ? have already blogged about caching in this blog and you...

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Designing the Folder Structure of the ASP.NET Web Application This article describes a way to design the folder structure of ASP.NET web application and utilize the default features provided by ASP.NET framework.

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Web 2.0 | ASP.NET MVC application structure In this tutorial we will explore ASP.net MVC application structure. When we create an ASP.NET MVC Web application project, MVC components are separated based on the project folders. Follow the these s...

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HTML5 Offline Web applications as an afterthought in ASP.NET MVC Recently I prototyped a mobile web application using ASP.NET MVC, jQuery Mobile and some HTML5 features. One of the key goals was to find out how far you can push a web 'application' until the browser...

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MiniProfiler: Lightweight profiler for ASP.NET web applications I found very cool small profiler that can also be used on production sites to quickly detect bottle necks in web application code. The profiler is called MiniProfiler and in this posting I will introd...