Issues with Code review ?

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HI,
I have developed a website individually and within few days it will be live. I have made use of sessions, view states, Ajax, Query strings, java-scripts etc. I am just confused by one thing that why my website runs sometime very slow on server ? I have done coding on 3 tier architecture and used static methods everywhere almost. Tried balancing the server and client side validations and codes. Still I am scared that have I written a good code or not or my logic(s) are neat and clean or not. How can I review my code alone for best performance on server and in real scenario ??

Please suggest something !!!

Posted 5-Jul-12 0:30am

Taresh Uppal

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Manas Bhardwaj · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-05T00:41:00

Solution 1

Well, the first principle of Code Review is that you don't do it yourself. After all, we all are human and prone to committing mistakes. Another thing is that we usually do not see our mistakes that easily.
I would imagine that you have some senior developer/peer who can do this for you.

Plus, a 3 tier architecture etc. does not make sure that you have written a code which is fullfilling all conditions, scalable with good performance.

Posted 5-Jul-12 0:41am

Manas Bhardwaj

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Taresh Uppal 5-Jul-12 6:45am

Isn't there a tool into which wen we feed our code we can get the performance rating or something of same sort ???

Manas Bhardwaj 5-Jul-12 6:50am

Code review means much more than just getting a performance counter. You can use Visual Studio itself to perform Performance Test.
http://www.dotnetfunda.com/articles/article901-web-performance-test-using-visual-studio-part-i.aspx

Abhinav S 5-Jul-12 6:51am

5! However, have a look at Resharper.

Manas Bhardwaj 5-Jul-12 6:53am

thx!

Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-05T00:53:00

Solution 2

For code quality analysis, I guess the most popular tool that developers use across the world is called ReSharper[^].
If setup correctly, it could help you optimize your code for performance.

Posted 5-Jul-12 0:53am

Abhinav S

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Manas Bhardwaj 5-Jul-12 6:58am

Nice +5!

Abhinav S 5-Jul-12 7:01am

Thank you Manas.