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High Performance Site Coding

This blog post explores the techniques used by high-traffic websites like Digg and Zooomr to handle large numbers of simultaneous users. It delves into performance optimization strategies to improve website efficiency and prevent crashes under heavy load. Click the link to learn more.
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AJAX Tagger

I've created a new tool, AJAX Tagger, to help bloggers enhance their posts. It leverages AJAX to dynamically suggest related articles, topical tags, encyclopedia definitions, and images. It even integrates with your affiliate programs to recommend relevant products. Check it out and let me know what you think!
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c# personal attribute to an html tag

A Visitor to my site came from google looking for "c# personal attribute to an html tag". If I understand this query correctly then the person is trying to add an attribute to an already created HTML object. However, this might not be the case, so I will include in this entry a few different ways of adding attibutes to HTML elements via C#.Firstly, I am presuming that they are using IE to view the HTML.
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Ajax Tagger is Updated

The Ajax Tagger has been updated with a number of bug fixes and improvements. Key changes include using my own Tag Directory for related tags, providing Yahoo search results as RSS in OPML output, and fixing issues with menu item classes, OPML apostrophe escaping, and image selection persistence. Planned future enhancements include a Blogger interface, Kelkoo integration, addressing a cross-domain CGI request security warning, and Del.icio.us OPML integration.
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Thanks Digger

A big thanks to the first person who Dugg my Ajax Tagger on Digg (I think it was Zoodle)! I'd love to hear your feedback on it, good or bad. Let me know what you think! :)
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Feedburner Are Quick

I contacted Feedburner support about a full text feed issue, and received a helpful and quick response within 10 minutes. They explained that feeds are limited to 256k and suggested reducing the number of posts or post size to stay within the limit. I am very impressed by their responsiveness to public feedback.