I've long known that in VS2005 one could build a website two ways:
As a "website application".
As a "website project".I don't really understand the differences between the two approaches other than that one compiles the website code into a DLL.
I now a have a situation where I've built an ASP.Net 2.0 website but it was done in the way that does not include the website.dll. I only fully came to this realization once I deployed it onto a test server today.
I'm assuming that because there's no DLL for the website itself, that every .cs file has to be compiled every single time. Is that true? If so, it's going to slow things down quite substantially, isn't it?
If you were in my situation, and knew that you'd soon be upgrading to VS2008, what would you do to obtain maximum load speed for this website? In other words, if I need to convert it, what ...
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