Is it better to use NGEN an ASP.NET application when we know it is not going to change much? Or is the JIT good enough?
The only reason I asked was because this arti
NGen isn't the way to go for ASP.NET -- the creation of the .dlls in the bin folder isn't the final step -- they are compiled again with the web/maching.config settings applied into your C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files folder. Instead of NGen, to decrease initial load-time, use the Publish Website Tool or aspnet_compiler.exe