The most productive of evenings

It has been an extremely productive evening, both on the code front and on the DevOps front.

Code:

I had a bug where I was clearing a div and then attempting to repopulate it.  For the life of me, I could not get it to populate any HTML after calling jQuery's empty() function.

    

    function removeAllSections() {
        var agendaId = $('#AgendaId').val();
        $.post("/Agenda/SectionDeleteAll",
            {
                "agendaId": agendaId
            },
            function () {
                var agendaDiv = $("[name='agenda-nestable']");
                agendaDiv.empty();
            }, "json");
    }

Oh, haha, silly me. The div contains an ol, and I was clearing the contents of the div, and then attempting to add list elements to an ol that did not exist. Fixed:

    

    function removeAllSections() {
        var agendaId = $('#AgendaId').val();
        $.post("/Agenda/SectionDeleteAll",
            {
                "agendaId": agendaId
            },
            function () {
                var agendaRoot = $("[name='agenda-nestable'] ol#agenda-root");
                agendaRoot.empty();
            }, "json");
    }

On the DevOps front, I was wondering why my Razor Views take so long to load, even with Azure "Always On" enabled.

Well, tonight I found this beauty:

(then click Configure link)

Boom, precompiled Razor CSHTML views stored in their own Managed Assembly.  

Things are running much faster now!!!  No more initial page load taking forever (while the .cshtml compiles).