* Configuring the .NET Framework 2.0 Using IIS 6.0
posted by Thom Holwerda on Sat 28th Oct 2006 17:24 UTC, submitted by esther schindler
Icon"Most developers care about application performance. Even if speed isn't the most important attribute of their software, they certainly don't want the application to be slow. But streamlining code may seem too complex, and require skills that you don't have. Relax. While code optimization certainly is the best way to improve your application's performance, you may be overlooking another option: adjusting the settings on the .NET Framework."
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