Stopping the panic: how to improve HtmlHelper.RenderPartial performances. Don’t run in debug mode

Posted by: Code Climber, on 22 Apr 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

There has a been a lot of talking on a possible big design flaw in ASP.NET MVC: partial view path resolution was not cached and so a big performance issue. It all started with Rudi Benkovics presentation on ASP.NET MVC performances. I also wrote a commentary on his presentation, but I was a bit skeptical about the fact that view path resolution was faster with a full url than with just the name of the view. I said: This last one looks strange to me because the RenderPartial method should be...

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