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Tag Archives: Performance
Timeline view’s Client Paging in WebScheduler 3
Hello everyone, Happy New Year 2010! In this post, I’m going to discuss one of the most exciting features that we added in the recently released WebScheduler. As you may already aware, WebScheduler 3 is strongly focused on performance and … Continue reading
Posted in 2009 R2, Products
Tagged Client Paging, Performance, Timeline View, WebScheduler, WebScheduler 3
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First Look: Performance Improvements in WebScheduler 3
If you’re building a large scale, enterprise resources planning application that involve thousands of resources and events in a single month view alone, you would have quickly realizing serious performance issues during the development process. In this post, I’ll share … Continue reading
Rich Features in Low Client Footprint
Continuing an existing discussion on client footprint optimization especially when a lot of features in WebGrid are enabled, I’ve decided to do a little research on the best way to compress these client resources with a balanced server load yet … Continue reading
Posted in 2009 R1, Development, Products
Tagged Client Footprint, IIS 7, Performance, WebGrid
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Faster than “fastest ASP.NET Grid” – Part II
I have received several feedback and comments from our blog reader, and it seems like there is certain factors that are not clearly explained with regards of performance topic that I wrote previously. In this post, I will try to answer … Continue reading
Posted in 2008 R1, Development, Tips and Tricks
Tagged DataSource, Performance, WebGrid
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