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I am currently working on a n-tier (3 tiers) ASP.NET web application with the .NET 3.5 framework.
I would like to know how to load the data in a list control and drop-down list in the fastest way possible utilizing ‘best practices’ for n-Tier applicaqtions.
What are the best practices using latest and feasible technologies (ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, Telerik Combobox for the UI, AJAX, etc.)?
“The fastest way”? Load your database into local memory and write some optimized assembly code to fetch it.
Seriously though. Your question is very broad, it’s like asking “what’s the fastest way to build a house”. Well… we need a lot more information. What kind of house? What kind of windows? What’s the land like?
There are dozens of DAL’s, “feasible technologies”, and frameworks. Any combination of them is likely to give you what you need. Until you actually set down specific requirements, it’s going to be pretty difficult to understand what you’re looking for.