Product Description Foundations of Object-Oriented Programming Using .NET 2.0 Patterns solves the object-oriented and pattern-programming problem by mixing the two&emdash;the book teaches object-oriented concepts using patterns, or a solutions-based approach. The book’s material is organized around tasks and patterns, and illustrated through development problems and solutions that include persistence, code efficiency, and good design. This book is of special interest to those who w… More >>
This series was designed for current .NET developers who have an interest in threading but have not had extensive experience in threading nor how threading enables improved performance on multi-core systems. These short videos will educate developers on the necessity of multi-threaded programming, both for server applications and especially, client-side applications. The presentation shows code that demonstrates “best practices” for threading. Developers will understand that multi-threaded programming for .NET is approachable and is essential to the long-term success of their applications.
This series was designed for current .NET developers who have an interest in threading but have not had extensive experience in threading nor how threading enables improved performance on multi-core systems. These short videos will educate developers on the necessity of multi-threaded programming, both for server applications and especially, client-side applications. The presentation shows code that demonstrates “best practices” for threading. Developers will understand that multi-threaded programming for .NET is approachable and is essential to the long-term success of their applications.
I have seen in multiple forum posts that using .NET Exceptions in server-side code can cause performance issues on the server. As of right now my site uses both exceptions and conditions/return statements to handle errors. I would like to be consistent and use .net exceptions, but I am afraid that if I switch (most) of the error handling to try/catch blocks that I will see a performance hit. Can anyone provide some insight as to the best methods for ASP.NET 2.0 error handling.
Note:* I need detailed error handling, as my code is dealing with a large database as well as multiple remote servers.
In response to youngboy:
Thanks for the answer. The performance issue is actually from an msdn article located here:
Product Description One of the most significant features of Visual Basic .NET is the full support of object-oriented programming. For years, developers have been asking for it, but you may not be quite sure how it can help to create and maintain scalable .NET applications. VB.NET is a language that facilitates object-oriented programming, but does not guarantee good object-oriented code. That’s where Object-Oriented Programming with Visual Basic .NET comes in. It will show you how … More >>
This series was designed for current .NET developers who have an interest in threading but have not had extensive experience in threading nor how threading enables improved performance on multi-core systems. These short videos will educate developers on the necessity of multi-threaded programming, both for server applications and especially, client-side applications. The presentation shows code that demonstrates “best practices” for threading. Developers will understand that multi-threaded programming for .NET is approachable and is essential to the long-term success of their applications.
Ralf Westphal talked during Microsoft Tech-Ed Europe 2009 about Asynchronous Parallel Programming, Microsoft’s CCR and the change of development paradigms. Right after his presentation we talked to Ralf and recorded his answers with our video cam.
Product Description With this book, you can learn the skills of a professional programmer in just 692 pages. Because of its self-paced approach in the first 7 chapters, you can do that whether you’re new to Visual Basic.NET or you’re upgranding from Visual Basic 6. From that point on, you’re ready for rapid progress as you learn how to develop sophisticated GUIs, how to use the .NET classes for a wide variety of purposes, how to work with XML, how to develop database appplications … More >>
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