Brush up with some performance improvement tips for ASP.NET Web applications you can utilize with Visual Studio 2015 Profiler while in the code development phase.
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Published 03/03/2009
Check-in policies help enforce your organization's development methodology and ensure that the code being checked in passes the necessary quality requirements. In addition to using the pre-defined check-in policies, you can create custom ones.
ADO.NET Trace Logging
Published 01/22/2008
Apply the advanced trace log features of ADO.NET and improve your data access code.
Build a Windows Event Log Watcher Service Process to Export Event Log Entries as an RSS Feed
Published 11/13/2007
Build a Windows Event Log Watcher Service Process to Export Event Log Entries as an RSS feed using System.Diagnostics.EventLog, EntryWritten, and EnableRaisingEvents.
ASP.NET Tip: Adding Tracing to an Application
Published 02/23/2007
Tracing down errors in web applications and services is no easy task. To make it simpler, learn how to add trace statements to your code. They appear only when tracing is enabled on the web page or the web site.
Whammy Tracing: Hassle-Free .NET Debugging
Published 08/07/2006
The Whammy debugging tool permits you to use the .NET Framework to add detailed tracing information to your application in a very unobtrusive way.
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