Chapter 9. Programming and caching for performance
This chapter covers
- Programming for performance
- Using performance optimizations
- Querying SharePoint efficiently
- Understanding asynchronous Web Parts
- Using caching techniques
Performance is crucial! When you’re using SharePoint’s cool functionality to develop Web Parts, user controls, or other SharePoint artifacts, you’ll likely build applications that consume server, client, and bandwidth resources. While in development mode, your Web Parts will run fine, but once they’re in production, with more data and more users, your applications can degrade in performance. Personally, I’m a performance fanatic and like to achieve even the smallest optimization.
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