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Frictionless data persistence in Silverlight 2
submitted by dcrenna 4 months, 25 days ago

dimebrain.com — This article will show you how to work with plain objects in Silverlight code, and use attributes to have those values automatically persisted in IsolatedStorage, or a compressed version of IsolatedStorage. You can also use this approach to define your own targets, all without writing any plumbing code around your state objects. read more...

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Compression in Silverlight 2 : porting SharpZipLib
submitted by dcrenna 4 months, 25 days ago

dimebrain.com — Maximize the user's IsolatedStorage capacity in Silverlight applications. This article provides a way to use stream compression in Silverlight to shrink your storage payload, by porting ICSharpCode's SharpZipLib project into Silverlight 2 Beta 2. read more...

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More on GZip compression with ASP.NET Content
published 8 months ago, submitted by samdnp 8 months, 1 day ago

west-wind.com — If you have a hosted site, sometimes you cannot change settings on the IIS server. This article shows you how to enable GZip compression directly within ASP, bypassing the server settings. I used this code on my site and it works great. read more...

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Compress your pages, css, js and WebResources.axd files for better per
submitted by Miron Miron 1 year, 2 months ago

mironabramson.com — Compress your pages, css, js and WebResources.axd files for better performance in ASP.NET read more...

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System.IO.Compression.DeflateStream - Gotcha
published 1 year, 1 month ago, submitted by georgeck georgeck 1 year, 2 months ago

chiramattel.com — This article explains a common pitfall in DeflateStream and hos this can be solved - a must read for anyone who is using this class. read more...

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Compress strings in C#
submitted by dalziel dalziel 1 year, 8 months ago

madskristensen.dk — Compress the strings using a GZipStream and then decompress them later when needed. read more...

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I'm all Zipped Up
published 1 year, 8 months ago, submitted by ussherm ussherm 1 year, 8 months ago

stevenharman.net — Decrease your website's bandwidth requirements by turning on HTTP Compression on your IIS 6.0 web server. read more...

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Compressed HTML makes your pages zippy
published 1 year, 10 months ago, submitted by pcx99 1 year, 10 months ago

hunlock.com — For a just a few lines of code in your .htaccess file file you can shave off at least 50% of your non-binary bandwidth usage and make your pages load substantially and noticeably faster, all without changing a single line in any of your pages. It's crazy, but it's true! read more...

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Compression and performance - GZip vs. Deflate
published 1 year, 11 months ago, submitted by madskristensen madskristensen 1 year, 11 months ago

madskristensen.dk — First I tested the GZipStream and then the DeflateStream. I expected a minor difference because the two compression methods are different, but the result astonished me. I measured the DeflateStream to 41% faster than GZip. read more...

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HTTP compression in ASP.NET 2.0
published 2 years, 2 months ago, submitted by madskristensen madskristensen 2 years, 2 months ago

madskristensen.dk — The new System.IO.Compression namespace in .NET 2.0 makes it easy to implement HTTP compression without having to touch IIS. The best thing about it is that you no longer need any third party compression components, it’s all build directly into .NET Framework. read more...

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