SPECIAL REPORT:
Code Quality
Quality control is key to shipping successful applications. In this Special Report, you'll learn how to test your apps for performance, quality, and security through whitepapers, how-to articles, webcasts, and more. Check back regularly for more features that will help you test your apps inside and out.
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Identify Slow Code and Bottlenecks
Processor speed continues to increase according to Moore's Law, but application developers still need to worry about performance. Use performance analysis data to seek out code that executes slowly and examine the reasons why. [Read More]
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Plus, check out these related articles from FTPOnline:
Achieve Optimal Performance
Set application performance goals through a lifecycle commitment in which attention to response time and scalability result in better business value.
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Stress-Test Web Forms and Services with ACT
Handling multiple browser requests is essential to an application's ability to perform under peak conditions. Learn how to use Visual Studio .NET's Application Center Test (ACT) to ensure your application can handle the load.
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Write Unit Tests
Changing code is common when building applications, but you must ensure any changes you make don't create problems down the road. Learn how you can write unit tests to ensure the changes you make now don't cause headaches later.
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And check out these resources from Compuware:
Whitepaper: Performance Analysis for Web Services
With SOA programming continuing to gain momentum, it's important to know how your distributed applications will work with one another. Learn how you can better understand application performance in the era of SOAs.
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Whitepaper: .NET Interop and Performance Analysis
When calling native code from your .NET application, you can encounter serious performance implications. Learn how you can determine the correct method to use when calling native code, and how to assess its performance when you do.
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