See following points •Caching is key to performance, consider your caching strategy very carefully. •Disable viewstate if possible. •Set <compilation debug=”false"> in web.config when deploying the app. •Consider CDN's or subdomains for graphics and other static content. •Place javascript at the bottom of the page, CSS at the top. •Consider CSS sprites for icons and other "small" graphics.
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John Smith
07-Mar-2015•Caching is key to performance, consider your caching strategy very carefully.
•Disable viewstate if possible.
•Set <compilation debug=”false"> in web.config when deploying the app.
•Consider CDN's or subdomains for graphics and other static content.
•Place javascript at the bottom of the page, CSS at the top.
•Consider CSS sprites for icons and other "small" graphics.