Skip to content

Author: Vinit Kumar Singh

I write about leadership, execution and the transition from technical roles into organizational responsibility. My essays examine why capable teams struggle, why transformations stall, and how professionals grow from individual contributors into leaders. More about my background is on the About page. I read and respond to thoughtful responses. You can also reach me on LinkedIn.


Categories:

Why I am still not using ASP.NET MVC Framework !

Post date:

It’s said “ASP.NET MVC Framework” is the biggest innovation in Microsoft web development since ASP.NET 1.0″. Eventhough techies are of the view that APS.NET WebForms programming is here to stay many have started predicting its replacement with MVC within a year or so. Let me quote Jeffrey Palermo, author of “ASP.NET MVC in Action” – […]

Categories:

Infosys’ success secret

Post date:

The three aspects of ensuring success for any entrepreneur was innovation, ability to use innovation to create service and products that add value to customers and the ability to communicate the value to customers, Infosys Chairman N R Narayana Murthy said. “Think of innovation and marketing as two most important instruments for creating a wonderful […]

Categories:

Developing High-Performance ASP.NET Applications

Post date:

1. Disable session state when you are not using it. 2. Choose your session-state provider carefully. 3. Avoid unnecessary round trips to the server. 4. Use Page.IsPostBack to avoid performing unnecessary processing on a round trip. 5. Use ASP.NET server controls in appropriate circumstances. 6. Save server control view state only when necessary. 7. Leave […]

Categories:

Caching in ASP.net

Post date:

The main benefits of caching are performance-related: operations like accessing database information can be one of the most expensive operations of an ASP page’s life cycle. If the database information is fairly static, this database-information can be cached. Caching helps us to achieve three important aspects of QoS (Quality of Service): Performance – Caching improves […]