SharePoint Development Best Practices (Summary)

Posted by: Software/Technology Discussion, on 20 Feb 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Ive read several blog posts of late regarding best practices for developing SharePoint API based components.  Some developers are aware of issues surrounding disposal of SPSite and SPWeb objects and the use of SPList Item collections, and some are not.  The simple fact is the SharePoint API is not intuitive when it comes usage of memory hungry-object instances, and it is all too easy to leave too many of these objects in memory for the garbage collector to deal with causing large memory...

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