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increment page's speed?

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    hi when i create webpages with asp.net and upload them , speed load pages is less than php pages. how can i increment the speed of my pages

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      hi when i create webpages with asp.net and upload them , speed load pages is less than php pages. how can i increment the speed of my pages

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      Write better code, use faster database queries, use a fast database, there are any number of reasons. One big one could be you have your application set to debug in the web.config, try getting rid of that and see if it helps. For a simple page I would expect PHP to be faster than ASP.NET.

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        hi when i create webpages with asp.net and upload them , speed load pages is less than php pages. how can i increment the speed of my pages

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        Php is faster, no doubt but once the asp.net page is loaded then for next queries, it performs at a good speed. Check your database queries, it should be as less as can. second use stored procedure rather than sending queries directly to database. If you are not using database then have to check what contents you are puting on your site......

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