Java’s strong appeal for embedded applications is sometimes offset by concerns about its speed and its memory requirements. However, there are techniques that you can use to boost Java performance and reduce memory needs, and of course the Java virtual machine you choose affects Java performance, too. You can make better-informed decisions about using Java by understanding the factors that affect its performance and selecting meaningful benchmarks for embedded applications.
Patterns For Optimizing The Performance Of J2EE Applications
With the proliferation of the J2EE platform as a platform of choice for server-side applications, the need for sharing of developers’ experience and availability of reusable designs has become very crucial. In this article, we will get to know some of the reusable designs that can be used for improving the performance of a J2EE application. For the benefit of those who are not familiar with design patterns, a brief description is given at the beginning before delving into the details. For further details on design patterns in general, the reference section at the end of this article will be useful.
ADO connection performance test
Does one ADO methodology fit all situations? I have seen many developers use a variety of different methods in regards to creating ADO connections and recordsets in an attempt to optimize performance. These range from putting ADO connection objects in Application and Session variables and reusing the open connection for all of their pages to creating one ADO connection per page. And of course, everything else in between.
The Top 10 Tips on Building a High Performance Team
Teams just don’t happen; they are built. The following are tips that you, as a team leader or an individual member, may use to move your team into a higher performance level.
1. Develop a Vision
Identify the challenging, inspiring goals you want your team to achieve. Define how you want people outside of your team (your customers, your peers out side of your team, the corporation as a whole) to perceive your team. Get all team members involved in helping writing this team vision. Formulate this team vision into a team mission statement. Then have your team’s mission statement professionally printed and post it in the workplace for all to see.