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Website Performance with ASP.NET - Part4 - Use Cache Headers
See how cache headers can help you to improve you page load times and how to implement them in ASP.NET Websites.
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Silverlight Cached Assemblies and you can to!
One of the new features I mentioned in my What’s new/changed post on Silverlight 3 is the fact that any application developer can take advantage of the cached assembly functionality provided by Silverlight. Let me show you how and start with the current situation.
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Memoizer Attribute Using Post Sharp
You can add this attribute to any method to memoize it. It modifies your complied code to intercept the method call and it checks for a cached result before returning anything.
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Cross-Cutting Concerns should be handled on ALL projects. No Excuses
The title say it all. All cross-cutting concerns in a project should be handled or given some thought on ALL PROJECTS. No exceptions. No excuses.
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Caching Roles For Better Site Performance
If you use roles in your ASP.NET application, by default ASP.NET queries the database with every page request in order to fetch the list of roles the current user belongs to. Considering the performance overhead that entails, it's surprising that so many developers forget to enable role caching in t...
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Donut Caching in ASP.Net MVC - Revisited by Phil Haack
In this article Phil makes an improvement to the Maarten Balliauw's MVC OutputCache substitution ActionFilter Attribute
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Caching the results of Linq queries
Source code and implementation discussion for a "FromCache" extension method which can be applied to any LINQ query.
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Extending ASP.NET MVC OutputCache ActionFilterAttribute - Substitution
In this post, Maarten Balliauw explains how to add partial caching (a.k.a. substitution) to his previously created OutputCahce filter for the ASP.NET MVC framework.
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Caching In 10 Minutes
A quick overview of 4 types of caching available to you in an asp.net application: 1. Viewstate, #2. Context, Session, and Application, #3. Cache API, and #4. HTML Output Caching
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Using the ASP.NET 2.0 SQL Server Cache Dependency
Performance is a key requirement for any application or piece of code that you develop. The browser helps with client-side caching of text and images, whereas the server-side caching you choose to implement is vital for creating the best possible performance. Caching is the process of storing freque...
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Who Needs a Database? How I Built a Fully Functioning Website Without
A tutorial about implementing an interactive site with no database backend using flat files, caching and ASP.NET 2.0
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Fibonacci Numbers, Caching and Closures
In this article, I tinker with the classic Fibonacci number sequence and how to calculate them with lightning fast, thread-safe code using closures in C# 2.0.