Research & Development for 3D & the Web

When you request and ASP.NET page, ASP.NET framework checks for a .NET class that corresponds with the page. Should it not be able to find one, the framework will automatically compile the page into a new class which gets stored in: \WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30128\Temporary ASP.NET files This means that it only needs to compile the first time (or after any source code files are changed) and then it will return the pre-compiled page to any requesting the page afterwards from that Read more [...]

A quick brain dump on compiling code for the web: Recently at work there was discussion on the topic of compiled code vesus un-compiled code when building websites. What should be compiled and what shouldn't be or can't be. I like the idea of compiling code when developing - it's relatively new to me strangely having a mixed coding background and creative industries background but compiling all of your code behind files into a .dll file and keeping your front end files separate makes perfect Read more [...]