Using design patterns in development of REST web service

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what are different benifits of using Design patterns in develpment of a webservice?
can we get better performance of application with design patters. what design patterns are good for better performance of web application in asp.net.
Can we get good performance in REST web service if we use the design patterns.
If we compare the performance of two application one with only MVC and one with MVC and is giving the restful service. Which one is better in performance. What are the benifits if we make rest web service other then extendibility ( front end development)

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i am looking on the design patterns which are effective in performance.

Posted 25-Oct-16 6:13am

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F-ES Sitecore 26-Oct-16 4:06am

Design patterns are nothing to do with performance, to boost performance you generally need to write bad code rather than good code (google "loop unrolling" for an example). You employ design patterns for ease of maintenance and understanding. If it's performance you're after then you need to look elsewhere.

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Mehdi Gholam · Accepted Answer · 2016-10-25T19:28:00

Patterns are for the development process and easier maintenance of the code (you the developer and any one who takes over the code after you) not for performance.

To boost performance, you need to :

1) Determine bottle necks through profiling.
2) Optimize code paths from 1
3) Use caching
4) ...