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I need an update panel but I don't want it to affect performance. Update panels make my web application slow, and I don't know why?

Is update panel dangerous, and how I can fix my problem? Is there any good solution for partial rendering?

Joakim Johansson
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  • It's been asked a good number of times across the web. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1151821/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-using-ajax-update-panels-in-asp-net-application – Jonn Dec 06 '11 at 14:29

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There's a great article here: UpdatePanel Tips and Tricks which illustrates some of the pitfalls and ways to use it better.

I loathe the ACToolkit. Knockout.js is easy to use and fast. A much better solution IMO.

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