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  • Finding the Right Web Marketing Company

    There are so many websites out there that are in the same market as you. This means that there is a chance that yours may get lost in the online world and never reach the target market that it intends to. Web marketing is a strategy that has been taken up by many businesses due to the fact that that it is more effective than traditional marketing strategies. So there is a fundamental need to set yourself apart from your competitors in order to reach your desired target audience by generating the relevant leads.

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  • Hands-on Navigation for ASP.NET Web Forms Part 3

    How to skip a Crumb from the Crumb Trail generated by the Navigation for ASP.NET Web Forms framework...Did you know that DotNetSlackers also publishes .net articles written by top known .net Authors? We already have over 80 articles in several categories including Silverlight. Take a look: here.

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  • What's the best way to cache a growing database table for html generation?

    - by McLeopold
    I've got a database table which will grow in size by about 5000 rows a hour. For a key that I would be querying by, the query will grow in size by about 1 row every hour. I would like a web page to show the latest rows for a key, 50 at a time (this is configurable). I would like to try and implement memcache to keep database activity low for reads. If I run a query and create a cache result for each page of 50 results, that would work until a new entry is added. At that time, the page of latest results gets new result and the oldest results drops off. This cascades down the list of cached pages causing me to update every cache result. It seems like a poor design. I could build the cache pages backwards, then for each page requested I should get the latest 2 pages and truncate to the proper length of 50. I'm not sure if this is good or bad? Ideally, the mechanism I use to insert a new row would also know how to invalidate the proper cache results. Has someone already solved this problem in a widely acceptable way? What's the best method of doing this? EDIT: If my understanding of the MYSQL query cache is correct, it has table level granularity in invalidation. Given the fact that I have about 5000 updates before a query on a key should need to be invalidated, it seems that the database query cache would not be used. MS SQL caches execution plans and frequently accessed data pages, so it may do better in this scenario. My query is not against a single table with TOP N. One version has joins to several tables and another has sub-selects. Also, since I want to cache the html generated table, I'm wondering if a cache at the web server level would be appropriate? Is there really no benefit to any type of caching? Is the best advice really to just allow a website site query to go through all the layers and hit the database every request?

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  • Sample WPF application consuming Bing Maps Web Services

    Here is a sample WPF application, that consumes GeocodeService, SearchService, ImageryService and RouteService that are part of Bing Maps web service...Did you know that DotNetSlackers also publishes .net articles written by top known .net Authors? We already have over 80 articles in several categories including Silverlight. Take a look: here.

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  • SEO - How to Build a Name Branded Web Site That Users Trust

    Search Engine Optimized content promotes a certain expectation in the mind of the visitor. They come looking to see and to read specific information. If this anticipated read remains unfulfilled, your site will be branded as untrustworthy, and your efforts to create a name branded web site will quickly disintegrate into the sands of time.

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  • 5 Tips to Ensure That Your SEO Web Content Increases Conversions

    A lot of people treat SEO content as the means of driving traffic online which is absolutely true however that is not all that you want. An honest assessment would help you understand that the purpose of the web content is not only to attract traffic but also help you ensure that you can convert the prospects into customers.

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  • Why You Should Launch Your Own Web Directory

    One of the easiest types of web sites to launch is a link directory. Just download one of the free or inexpensive PHP software packages, install, configure, add some categories, add some links and you're off! Having your own directory isn't a bad idea, despite what some pundits might think, for a number of reasons which I'll outline.

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