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Rick Leinecker (you'll find more search results with Richard Leinecker)
He wrote Special Edition Using ASP.net, a book on beta 1 of the technology (trash now), and he is currently writing a book for Addison-Wessly on ASP.net performance which is expected to sell very well. (Will include a chapter on www.asp.net's forum and IBuySpy :))
In your opinion would ASP.net have a speed advantage over say PHP or JSP?
Clif
asp.net seems to be faster than JSP's, but PHP has the speed advantage...
honestly, a lot of the speed lies with IIS 5.0. Hopefully IIS 6.0 will not only be more secure, but faster. but I've seen zero speed enhancements in .NET Server... ugh.
Okay..moving along. . . :)
My 50 KB program is using anywhere from 4 to 16 mb's at any given time. The garbage collector dumps every once and while but I can't seem to keep the mem useage down outside of its occassional clean up.
I've experimented with ListBox.Dispose() etc..to no avail.
The thing is, I don't think this could be possibly leftovers from ListBox updates. I think it must be leftovers from it reading XML off the server that it doesn't want to let go.
Any ideas of clearing out this?
Thanks in advance,
Clif
Just released a more advanced version...with chat integrated.
http://www.debategrounds.com/dgiu.asp
The above page has all the instructions and a link to the download.
If anyone wants to try it out and give me feedback..I'd be greatful!
Clif
It only compiles the page if its the first time its been accessed or its been changed - technically it doesnt recompile the "page" it recompiles the code-behindQuote:
Originally posted by gerbick
aspx files compile the code each and every time you use it... unless you are passing along variables that are non-hashed or non-paramaterized. and that's just unsafe.
you will see that .NET will force a compile, with a new GUID for each usage of ASP.NET pages.
thus... slow. it will only keep in memory that for each stateful operation or session. not for individual or unique sessions.
ASP.NET is heaps quicker than PHP, ASP, CF & PERL/CGI
ASP.NET and the .NET framework is much more scaleable than its counterparts
Nothing in .NET is "scripted" its all real code now ;)
As I said the other day - cool app.