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Welcome to Performance & Best Practices section of C# Corner. In this section, you will find various Performance & Best Practices related source code samples, articles, tutorials, and tips.
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Working with Delegates: Part I
We all are well aware about functions. In conventional way, we create object and we call object.method(). We know that they perform some given task and returns results based on the parameters we pa...
Santhosh Veeraraman
Oct 04, 2007
Best Practices for handling exceptions
This article shall explain some of the best practices when you deal with exceptions.
Santhosh Veeraraman
Sep 18, 2007
Points to remember about .Net
This article will give you some tips about .Net. This could be helpful for you especially when you prepare for interviews.
Santhosh Veeraraman
Sep 11, 2007
Best practices for .Net Performance - I
This article gives you an overview of best practices to attain .Net performance.
Bhakeeswaran Thulasingam
Aug 03, 2006
Streamlining Web Application Performance
This article discusses some performance tuning tips for those who use ASP.NET as front-end and Microsoft SQL Server as back-end to develop their applications.
Praveen K Prasad
Jun 29, 2006
Boxing and Unboxing of Value Types : What You Need to Know?
Programmers new to C# can encounter less than ideal performance and even unexpected results due to boxing and unboxing of value types.
Stuart 0
Jul 21, 2003
Effective C#: Working with Strings
Using string might degrade the performance of your application. This article explains about what precautions you should take when you are going to use strings in your application.
Mahesh Chand
Mar 12, 2001
Naming Guidelines in .NET
Commenting and following a uniform naming guidelines in your code is one of good programming practices to make code more useful.
Mahesh Chand
Apr 20, 2001
Debugging Techniques in C#
Debugging GUI applications for me mostly consists of printing out debug statements in the form of a dialog box with some text.
Mike Borromeo
Dec 04, 2001
Factory Patterns in C#
The FACTORY METHOD PATTERN comes under the classification of Creational Patterns. The creational patterns deals with the best way to create objects.
Rajesh VS
Dec 10, 2001
Boxing and Performance of Collections
In this article, I will compare some performance issues of values and references types during boxing and unboxing operations.
Ricardo Federico
Mar 14, 2002
Performance Comparison of XslTransform Inputs
To transform XML into HTML for use on a Web site or to transform it into a document that contains only the fields required you could use the XSLTransform class (found in the System.Xml.Xsl namespac...
Daniel Stefanescu
May 02, 2002
Writing a Generic Data Access Component
OK, I've received couple of emails people asking me how can they use a common data provider to access various types of data sources without loosing the power and flexibility of native data provider...
Mahesh Chand
Jul 17, 2002
A Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern
Another way to solve this problem is to utilize the System.Activator class and a factory pattern to create the concrete provider classes as was pointed-out in Dan Fox's article Design an Effective ...
Michael Bouck
Jul 24, 2002
Remoting Calls Recommendation
The goal of this article is not to describe remoting technology in details. It is more focused at the practical design and implementation mistakes development process concerning garbage collection ...
Demir
Sep 19, 2002
Testing .NET applications
This white paper shares vision and challenges in testing .NET applications. Never before, has any technology or framework tried bringing many disparate systems and languages under one roof for the ...
Anand Narayan
Feb 16, 2004
Avoid Memory Leaks with Destructor and Dispose
Here are two classes that allocate resources, the first class needs to implement a custom destructor and standard Dispose, but the second class doesn't need either.
Scott Zimmerman
Jul 01, 2004
Examining Organizational Workflows under the hood of .NET
In this article we will firstly we will see what organizational workflows are and how they fit into organizational hierarchy and make information move within this hierarchy.
Razi Rais
Aug 18, 2005
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