Amirthalingam Prasanna The Why and How of .NET Profiling
by Amirthalingam Prasanna | 12 May 2008 |  2 comments |
Amirthalingam Prasanna gives a simple and practical guide about why you need to profile your .NET applications and how you would go about doing it. Read more...
Robyn Page and Phil Factor NET Performance Cribsheet
by Robyn Page and Phil Factor | 11 May 2008 |  2 comments |
Robyn and Phil tackle the topic of how to make .NET applications perform well. As usual, they try to take a terse, practical approach to the mysteries of JIT, CLR and GC. After giving many performance tips, they come to the conclusion that rules and tips are less... Read more...
James Moore Make sure your .NET applications perform
by James Moore | 30 October 2007 |  6 comments |
Improving the performance of your application often boils down to rephrasing the problem you are trying to solve. James discusses common pitfalls and problems when creating applications in .NET. Read more...
Paul Glavich .Net application profiling
by Paul Glavich | 13 April 2005 |  1 comment |
Performance is a concern for all but the simplest of applications. Making your applications perform well seems a simple enough ask, but it can be something of a black art. This is where profiling comes in. Read more...
Helen Joyce Understanding XML web services for testers
by Helen Joyce | 13 April 2003 |  2 comments |
This White Paper investigates how XML web services are implemented, considers the customizable features of web services and looks at load testing a web service, specifically so that test strategies can be formulated. Read more...
Neil Davidson Web Services Testing
by Neil Davidson | 13 March 2003 |  1 comment |
This article aims to give an introduction to the challenges in testing web services, for those who do not have detailed technical knowledge about web services. Read more...
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