Performance is the main objective for most of the ASP.NET applications. Each time we request an ASP.NET page, we run through the same process from initialization to disposal. By understanding the inner workings of the ASP.NET page process and following the above mentioned tips, writing and debugging our code will be much easier and effective (not to mention less frustrating).
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