Disable it when you do not use a session state

Carefully select the session status provider

Avoid unnecessary round-trip processes from the server

Example of simple calculator using a stack (Calculator)

Save the server control view status only when necessary

Use the httpresponse.write method for string series

Unless there is a special reason to turn off the buffer, otherwise keep it open

Don't rely on the exception in your code

Appropriate use of garbage collectors and automatic memory management of public language runtime

If there is a large web application, consider performing pre-compiled compilation

Adjust the number of threads for each auxiliary process if necessary

Redirect the page of the same application using the httpserverutility.transfer method

Make all modules in the request line as efficient as possible

Using early bindings in Visual Basic .NET or JScript code

Migrate the intensive COM components to the managed code

Avoid single-threaded units (STA) COM components

Use the SQL Server stored procedure for data access

Use SQLDataReader class to quickly only enter data cursors

Choose Data View Mechanism for Page or Applications

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