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Building ASP.NET application - Best Practices

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    Hi, We are building an ASP.NET application and would like to follow the best practices. Some of the best practices are: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Server side Code: - Use catch blocks to trap & log low level errors too. - Use Cache objects to populate dropdowns etc. where we won’t expect the changes in the underlying data/database. - Incase of error logging framework, provide emailing alerts along with logging the errors. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HTML code: - Don’t write inline CSS. - Place the JavaScript code (If needed by the page) at the end of the page unless the page needs it for load time actions. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Now coming to the point, Would you please share these best practice points if you have a comprehensive list of them already? Many Thanks, Regards. Anusha.

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      Hi, We are building an ASP.NET application and would like to follow the best practices. Some of the best practices are: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Server side Code: - Use catch blocks to trap & log low level errors too. - Use Cache objects to populate dropdowns etc. where we won’t expect the changes in the underlying data/database. - Incase of error logging framework, provide emailing alerts along with logging the errors. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HTML code: - Don’t write inline CSS. - Place the JavaScript code (If needed by the page) at the end of the page unless the page needs it for load time actions. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Now coming to the point, Would you please share these best practice points if you have a comprehensive list of them already? Many Thanks, Regards. Anusha.

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      Abhishek Sur
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      This way no one is going to post anything.. I think better to search in google. :)

      Abhishek Sur **Don't forget to click "Good Answer" if you like this Solution.


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        Hi, We are building an ASP.NET application and would like to follow the best practices. Some of the best practices are: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Server side Code: - Use catch blocks to trap & log low level errors too. - Use Cache objects to populate dropdowns etc. where we won’t expect the changes in the underlying data/database. - Incase of error logging framework, provide emailing alerts along with logging the errors. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HTML code: - Don’t write inline CSS. - Place the JavaScript code (If needed by the page) at the end of the page unless the page needs it for load time actions. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Now coming to the point, Would you please share these best practice points if you have a comprehensive list of them already? Many Thanks, Regards. Anusha.

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        Anusha.1980 wrote:

        Hi, We are building an ASP.NET application and would like to follow the best practices. Some of the best practices are: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Server side Code: - Use catch blocks to trap & log low level errors too. - Use Cache objects to populate dropdowns etc. where we won’t expect the changes in the underlying data/database. - Incase of error logging framework, provide emailing alerts along with logging the errors. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HTML code: - Don’t write inline CSS. - Place the JavaScript code (If needed by the page) at the end of the page unless the page needs it for load time actions. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Now coming to the point, Would you please share these best practice points if you have a comprehensive list of them already?

        Bloody hell. Please tell me you're not getting paid if any of this was a revelation for you ? I don't even agree with all of this, but it's pretty baseline stuff.

        Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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          Hi, We are building an ASP.NET application and would like to follow the best practices. Some of the best practices are: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Server side Code: - Use catch blocks to trap & log low level errors too. - Use Cache objects to populate dropdowns etc. where we won’t expect the changes in the underlying data/database. - Incase of error logging framework, provide emailing alerts along with logging the errors. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- HTML code: - Don’t write inline CSS. - Place the JavaScript code (If needed by the page) at the end of the page unless the page needs it for load time actions. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Now coming to the point, Would you please share these best practice points if you have a comprehensive list of them already? Many Thanks, Regards. Anusha.

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          Check this out. ASP.NET Best Practices for High Performance Applications[^] You could have done this 5 seconds job for yourself. Remember that code project has a very good number of resources and so is google if it has been missed out. :)

          Niladri Biswas

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