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Tony_Henrich
Tony_Henrich

Reputation: 44195

Resources for What and how NOT to use ASP.NET AJAX?

It's very easy to put an UpdatePanel and have AJAX working. I am looking for resources on how to best use ASP.NET AJAX for maximum performance and security. Resources for best practices, guidance, design patterns, gotachas, pitfalls when using ASP.NET AJAX.

I am not looking for books on ASP.NET AJAX. Amazon lists those.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 116

Answers (3)

Ralph Lavelle
Ralph Lavelle

Reputation: 5769

From the maximum performance angle, check out ASP.NET Ajax Under-the-hood Secrets, on Codeproject.com.

Subtitled "Performance tips and hard-core tricks that change core runtimes, not for the faint-hearted" it's about "the advantages and disadvantages of Batch calls, Ajax call timeouts, browser call jam problems, ASP.NET 2.0's bug in web service response caching, and so on."

It's a little over my head, but it might be relevant to what you're looking for. Since it's written by Omar Al Zabir, the guy who did Pageflakes, I think we can assume that it's solid advice.

Upvotes: 1

brendan
brendan

Reputation: 29996

I really like Dave Ward's stuff on using jQuery and Asp.Net Ajax in unison. Especially his article on Why Asp.Net Ajax Update Panels are dangerous.

Upvotes: 2

Chris Fulstow
Chris Fulstow

Reputation: 41902

Dino Esposito's two part article on MSDN Magazine is worth a read, AJAX Application Architecture Part 1 and Part 2. Covers some interesting topics including:

  • Optimization Techniques for Partial Rendering
  • Weighing Partial Rendering
  • Flavors of Services
  • JSON Versus XML
  • Security Concerns

Upvotes: 0

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