Basic points that can help to Improve Web Application Performance

1. Disable View State Of A Page If Possible:
Page that does not require any post back events can have the view State off. By default the “ViewState” property is enabled, we can disable it in two ways:
(a) At control level: by set EnableViewState property to false
(b) At page level: using <%@ Page EnableViewState=”false” %>

Advantage: It decreases the memory allocation on server.

2. Use of String Builder For Concatenation:
All operations we do on strings are stored in memory as separate references. When we modify our string, at run time it returns a new string, leaving the previous string as garbage collected. To stop creation of new references we should use string builder whenever concatenation is required.