dstelow notes…

…Lasse Eskildsen highlights a useful Machine.Config setting which overrides the standard ‘debug’ attribute in web.config to force all ASP.NET Applications out of Debug mode

Best msdn reference so far…A cookie is a small bit of text that accompanies requests and pages as they go between the Web server and browser. The cookie contains information the Web application can read whenever the user visits the site.

The Source…Information Services (IIS) 6.0 Resource Kit will help you effectively plan, deploy, operate, and troubleshoot your IIS 6.0 solution. This comprehensive technical resource delivers an in-depth description of the new IIS 6.0 architecture, as well as reference information about IIS 6.0 features and services. It also includes practical information and tools to help you accomplish everyday administrative tasks.

Simple free iis/asp.net tool…Application Pool Defibrillator (APD) is a simple application built with the .NET Framework to enhance your ASP.NET application's performance with the goal of reducing initial page load times by keeping the IIS application pool / worker process alive.

Nice…The next step is to learn how to create animated objects called sprites. This post will also explain how to ensure that a Sprite’s movement is restricted to a bounded area, as shown below in Application 1.

Atwood recommends this for performance…Using Google to host your jQuery (or other) JavaScript libraries

Looks nice…This little library allows to map a class or a struct to a single table or a view in the database. A mapped class can be used to execute simple Insert, Update, Delete, and Select statements against the mapped table. This is a very common thing to do nowadays, so I doubt it requires any more explanation. In addition, this library allows calling functions and stored procedures (of course, if your database supports them) in some useful ways.

This seems simple enough…The following is an article "with attitude" on putting together a basic blog engine with .NET 2.0.

…Last week I began implementing an ASP.NET 2.0 application which required a custom control to be displayed in a GridView.

Yes, yes, yes!…It's frustrating when people who are presumably smart (or who are at least pretending to be) have a problem and are satisfied to receive the magic phrase they need to type with no interest at all in understanding why the magic phrase works.

A bunch of great Asp.net/IIS info at this MSDN blog…A common, mysterious behavior encountered by ASP applications on IIS6 is the loss of session state. It seems to disappear more often and Session.Timeout seem to be ineffective. Why?

…wrote a post describing how the DetailsView, GridView, UpdatePanel and the AjaxControlToolkit's ModalPopup controls could be used to implement the common Master/Details UI pattern. I cheated a bit when creating my original example in that I didn't really complete the implementation – the Save button on the popup didn't actually do anything. Since writing that post I have received a lot of email and a number of people left comments asking me to complete the example – so here it is.

2009 Lang.NET videos are available here.
Some of the speakers include:
Lars Bak (Google Chrome Javascript VM), Gilad Bracha, Anders Hejlsberg, Erik Meijer, John Rose (JVM), Philip Wadler

How to detect the memory leak in your web application — There is a very simple tool available on web known as "Drip" which can help you to test the memory leaks in your web applications

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