I’ll be presenting at the Jacksonville Code Camp in Jacksonville, FL (August 29th, 2009)

I mentioned there was an open call for speakers the other day… looks like my session was picked! Hope to see you there!

High Performance Solutions on SharePoint Server 2007
Performance should be one of the top areas of focus on everyone's mind when embarking on a Internet facing SharePoint Server 2007 site. In this session we'll look at the built-in caching capabilities. Topics include object model techniques, how to properly manage memory in order to avoid the dreaded OutOfMemory exception, key sizing numbers to keep in mind when architecting your implementation and minimizing the page payload to speed up those page load times.

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posted on Thursday, July 02, 2009 3:50 PM

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# re: I’ll be presenting at the Jacksonville Code Camp in Jacksonville, FL (August 29th, 2009) 7/4/2009 4:46 PM Amrish Tandon

DO you what time your presentation will be? I do not see your talk on the session list.

# re: I’ll be presenting at the Jacksonville Code Camp in Jacksonville, FL (August 29th, 2009) 7/8/2009 8:48 AM AC [MVP MOSS}

Amrish-
Not yet... that's up to the conference organizers.

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