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GZip compress your website's HTML/CSS/Script in code
15 May 2008 - 2:23 PM / by Dominic Pettifer. 13 Comments for GZip compress your website's HTML/CSS/Script in code.
Cool C# Snippets - Dynamically GZIP compress the HTML response of your website in code, without having to configure IIS directly. Make massive savings on your websites bandwidth.
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Measuring Page Execution Times for ASP.NET Pages
27 November 2006 - 7:57 PM / by Dominic Pettifer. 6 Comments for Measuring Page Execution Times for ASP.NET Pages.
Technical Article - Someone asked me about the page execution time shown at the bottom of this (and every) page. So I thought I would post an article on how to incorporate a page execution timer in your own ASP.NET pages. It’s fairly simple but requires an understanding of the ASP.NET page life cycle.
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Result of Stored Procedure using output params and a recordset (from the blog Output Parameters AND Recordsets From a Stored Procedure )
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Red Bull gives you wings....that generate huge amounts of downforce #F1
about 18 hours ago from Twitterrific -
.vampire { -webkit-box-shadow: none; -webkit-box-reflection: none; } #cssjokes
7:44 PM July 30th from Echofon -
@edhenderson lol, lets get a trending topic going - .gangster .wrapper { color: #000; width: 150%; text-decoration: bling; } #cssjokes
7:36 PM July 30th from Echofon -
@weblivz I think the petition should be resubmitted but with security stuff taken out, as that's what the response purely focused on
6:13 PM July 30th from Echofon -
@weblivz I still think Chrome Frame can come to the rescue here, still keep their old browsers + legacy systems, no retraining costs etc.
6:12 PM July 30th from Echofon