Edward Anil Josephedwardanil.hashnode.dev·Feb 24, 2024Boost Your App's Performance by Avoiding Cached Non-Agile ComponentsUnderstanding the Core Concept: While caching data in the Application or Session objects often enhances performance, storing COM objects within them can lead to severe roadblocks. It's tempting to stash frequently used COM objects in these areas, but...DiscussClassic ASP Tips to Improve Performanceasp classic
Edward Anil Josephedwardanil.hashnode.dev·Feb 5, 2024Cache Data and HTML on the Web Server's DisksIn the dynamic realm of web development, optimizing performance often involves judicious caching strategies. In this article, we delve into the world of disk-based caching in Classic ASP, exploring two powerful techniques: storing data as JSON and cr...DiscussClassic ASP Tips to Improve Performanceasp classic
Edward Anil Josephedwardanil.hashnode.dev·Jan 13, 2024Cache Frequently-Used Data in the Application or Session ObjectsASP Application and Session objects are like handy storage lockers in your app's memory. You can stash data in either one, and it'll stay put even when users hop between pages. But remember: Session data gets a separate locker for each user. It's pe...DiscussClassic ASP Tips to Improve Performanceasp classic
Edward Anil Josephedwardanil.hashnode.dev·Jan 13, 2024Cache Frequently-Used Data on the Web ServerA typical ASP page retrieves data from a back-end data store, then paints the results into Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). Regardless of the speed of your database, retrieving data from memory is a lot faster than retrieving data from a back-end da...DiscussClassic ASP Tips to Improve Performanceasp classic
Vincenzo FehringforTipo Strano Blogtipostrano.hashnode.dev·May 5, 2023Maintaining Legacy CodeSince the beginning, we have been working with legacy code. Some things we didn’t write, other bits we did. Most of which is either extremely outdated now, or just doesn’t work anymore. This has been an uphill battle, considering the ever changing la...Discusslegacy-systems
