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Efficient Server-Side View State Persistence

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Jason Monroe is a Project Manager / Architect with the ICAN grant for the Indiana Department of Education. He has been a professional software developer for 13 years, with the last 8 years focusing on Microsoft technologies.

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Increasing the performance of your ASP.NET website by reducing the download footprint of your pages.
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First Posted 5 Aug 2008
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