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Understand which parts of your code can be optimized, and how you can measure improvements in performance compared to a baseline.

Achieve more flexibility and decoupling through the use of dependency injection.

Take the plunge into the string class and master it.

Earlier versions of ASP.NET used a data source control to bind data from the underlying data store with data bound controls. ASP.NET 4.5 provides a flexible alternative to data bind these controls - model binding. This article explains how the new model binding features can be used.

This article touches base on a few, often missed, though important attributes and properties for ASP.NET control's. These drive the control's behavior and have a commanding effect on their actions.

How ASP.NET generates the client side name of your web controls can be frustrating. A new feature in ASP.NET 4, called ClientIDMode lets you change how your controls are named. This leads to more easily read and maintained code, as well as lighter HTML...