Sitefinity Blog

• Tips to optimize your website performance

  Here are some good practices that you can use to optimize the performance of your website. Ensure that compilation debug property is set to false on your production - Don’t run production ASP.NET Applications with debug=”true” enabled . Enable PageCaching - the default CachingProvider that ... Full Article

  By Ivan Dimitrov on Monday, May 17, 2010 in Performance Comments (1)

• Optimize backend CategoriesView performance in Sitefinity 3.7

  Recently we received several bug reports from some of our customers about problems with CategoriesView performance when they have over 200 categories. We ran some test and it turned out that the counting that we perform and the view structure produced very large output. This leads ... Full Article

  By Ivan Dimitrov on Monday, February 15, 2010 in Performance Comments (4)

• Performance Optimizations Part 2 – Cache Substitution Controls

  In the previous article “Performance Optimizations - Why Output Cache is Important” we saw a brief overview of output caching and how it can help overall performance and experience of our sites. We also narrowed down possible problems that output caching may impose in ... Full Article

  By Boyan Rabchev on Monday, March 16, 2009 in Performance Comments (8)

• Performance Optimizations - Why Output Cache is Important

  I’m starting a series of articles on performance optimizations in Sitefinity. In the first article I will explain what Output Cache is, how it works, what options Sitefinity offers and why does it matter. ASP.Net is a great technology allowing us to easily create dynamic pages. ... Full Article

  By Boyan Rabchev on Monday, March 09, 2009 in Performance Comments (5)