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Optimizing Your ASP.NET Application

Use caching for that information that is rapidly requested. Cache the complete pages or portion of the Web pages if the content of that page is too large.
Use data caching to increase the application performance instead of accessing the data from the database or file.
Keep a watch on the SQL side by Optimize the SQL query performance.
Add indexes as and when required — use stored procedure instead of manually writing the query in the .net application.
Request for only a limited number of records. In order to improve performance, we could consider getting partial data.
Use Async call as and when required.
Use the connection pooling so that the connections can be re-used.
Dispose of/release the objects from the method.
Use Bundling: It means to combine multiple files like the script, CSS files, etc. to a single file so that there will be fewer requests by the browser. It helps to improve the page load performance.
Use Magnification: This helps to minimize the size of requested resources by trimming and shortening the variable names, whitespaces, etc.
Use of Page.IsPostBack, as and when required, it minimizes the duplicate processing.
User "foreach" loop instead of "for" loop.
Avoid using ViewState to facilitate faster page loads.
Do practice of using Server.Transfer instead of Response.Redirect because of Response.Redirect sends a meta tag to the client that makes the client send a new request to the Server by using the new URL. Server.Transfer avoids this re-direction by making a server-side call.

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