Questions tagged [website-performance]
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Using cloud data warehouse as back-end for website
I am building a website, where the main data source is Snowflake, a cloud data warehouse. This cannot be changed, but we can add other technologies. There is a lot of data in Snowflake, and the ...
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Preload Lookup Values on Startup of Application, or Fetch Them As Necessary?
We have all kinds of Lookups in our application, stored in a separate table, LOOKUP_T. Should the application load them all on startup, and keep them in a global lifecycle variable -- or is it OK to ...
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How to adapt the architecture of a website and have suitable hosting along with it to meet increasing users? [closed]
Say you start a web site on shared hosting and it increases in popularity which might cause it to become unavailable as the number of accesses increases. So as a developer how do I figure out when ...
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Writing business logic in view
Can writing business logic in the view(.cshtml) of an MVC application have an impact on performance (for example, Load time)? Is it the preferable way or are there any other best practices?
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Any benefits of splitting web project stylesheets?
Regarding the fact that C in CSS stands for Cascade, so generally speaking rules described in one file can modify/subsitute rules in other files, can we claim that all project css files should be ...
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Static and dynamic data : should I use different databases?
Say I am building a website that uses two different types of data : Static : information that will hardly change, like movie awards or world countries names (I want fast access so no external API) ...
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ASP.net performance code behind vs app_code
I am wondering about performance of a web site/application when there is code in the code behind files rather than when the code is moved to separate files in the App_Code folder. My understanding ...
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Avoid Initial AJAX Call for Loading Data
Here is the typical sequence of events when someone navigates to a page in my application: The user navigates to my application, including URL parameters and query strings. The server receives the ...
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