How ASP.NET simplifies development of HTML5 performance

[Liliana]

I have heard about the new that Microsoft ASP.NET team, Jonathan Carter and Scott Hunter demonstrated for ASP.NET 4 or later designed some of the features, its main direction is to simplify application development, support for Web standards, as well as the to improve performance. But the question is how ASP.NET simplifies development of HTML5 performance. I anybody is having knowledge related to this topic please share with me. I will be waiting for the related replies.

[Zecho]

In simplifying application development, ASP.NET team is considering the following features:
1. Can be used for ASP.NET MVC and WebForms for Action Record mode support, based on Entity Framework, to facilitate rapid modeling and rapid development.
2. Easier to use the Route rules: be able to combine a variety of information (such as file paths on your hard disk) automatically determine the routing objectives and parameters.
3. May be extended, based on common tasks / scenarios auxiliary methods, such as:
* Image processing, such as scaling, watermarks and other common operations.
• OpenID support, so developers can easily integrate the ASP.NET authentication with OpenID.
* Background scheduled task, such as "every 10 minutes" or "2 o'clock every day," to perform a task.
• Email sent, and the use of Email to validate the registration process.
The real progress of file upload prompt, at present to achieve this functionality requires the use of certain dangerous techniques, but in the future may release more ASP.NET interface to support.

[Reegan]

As per my knowledge HTML 5 brings many new features, such as new HTML tags, the original raw video and audio support, and drags and drop and so on. First it will support the future of ASP.NET in HTML 5 more in line with semantic tags. As in ASP.NET 2.0, the control will generate a complex table markup in ASP.NET 4 of this will be consistent with the current semantics ul / il nest, and in the future of ASP.NET, it may generate the markup.

[opaper]

HTML 5's Web Storage feature allows the data stored in the browser, the future of the Microsoft AJAX Library will offer an optional IntermediateDataContext used to replace the current AdoNetDataContext, which will store data through WCF interface on the server side, while the former will save the data locally.

[Katty]

According to me in the performance area, ASP.NET team at Microsoft's distributed in the cache after the release of Velocity for ASP.NET provide the corresponding types of provider. This would be able to ASP.NET data cache, session state and other information stored in the process of the distributed cache, thus better performance and robustness. The provider can achieve the expansion of the existing ASP.NET way a good integration of the developers to use transparent.

[kelfro]

As the Web application's display has become increasingly diverse, web front-end performance optimization of the significance as well. ASP.NET the future will be built-in CSS or JavaScript files compression and consolidation, and optimization of complex CSS Sprites ways to provide support. CSS Sprite optimization principle is the page on the large number of small images into one file, and then use CSS positioning mechanism to show which part of the advantage of doing so greatly reduces the browser and server-side communication frequency can often make the page add upload speed has improved significantly. ASP.NET developers in the future based on demand, automatically merge a set of pictures, and through a number of interfaces will be a separate image of a piece of information (such as location, size) is exposed, or even directly on the page is generated that contains a specific attribute HTML tags.