ASP.NET Performance: Get Rid of HTTP 401 and HTTP 304
Making fewer calls to IIS web server improves your ASP.NET application’s performance, or more precisely, it improves UI responsiveness or, even more precisely, it improves UX, the User Experience. Better User Experience leads to better adoption. Quick Resource Box Free Web Performance Tools From Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, And IBM Performance Tuning with Fiddler 12 Steps To Faster Web Pages With Visual Round Trip Analyzer Rules for high performance web pages Web Performance Best Practices In this post I will share how to improve User Experience by reducing the number of HTTP 401 and HTTP 304 responses. The Impact of HTTP 304 In general HTTP 304 is returned by web server when the browser is not really sure about up-to-date’ness of the resource
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ASP.NET Performance: Get Rid of HTTP 401 and HTTP 304
