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September 2009 - Posts

• Add Timeouts to your methods with PostSharp

  In my previous post, “ Make methods fire and forget with PostSharp ”, I showed how a PostSharp aspect could be used to stop non-critical methods from blocking execution. Staying on a similar theme, in this post I will show how you can use the AOP framework Read More... Posted 15 September 2009 10:53 by jonathan.george | 0 Comments Filed under: postsharp, aop

• Make methods “fire and forget” with PostSharp

  Since I first encountered it a year or so ago, I’ve been dabbling with PostSharp , an Aspect Oriented Programming framework for .NET. In a recent blog post , Howard mentioned it and showed an aspect that can be used to remove a whole load of the boilerplate Read More... Posted 10 September 2009 23:32 by jonathan.george | 4 Comments Filed under: postsharp, aop

• How to improve your YSlow score under IIS7

  On my last two projects, I’ve been involved in various bits of performance tweaking and testing. One of the common tools for checking that your web pages are optimised for delivery to the user is YSlow, which rates your pages against the Yahoo! best practices Read More... Posted 09 September 2009 00:01 by jonathan.george | 5 Comments