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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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Caching Application Block and database backing store
Caching can help to overcome some of the challenges associated with enterprise-scale distributed web applications:
Performance - Caching improves application performance by storing relevant data as close as possible to the data consumer. This avoids repetitive data creation, processing and trans...
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How to enable - disable caching programatically and on demand
Sometimes, when you're doing something programmatically, like moving tabs around, you really don't want caching in your way in any form, since there's a great danger it'll affect the outcome. For some reason, programmatically clearing the cache may not be enough - you just don't need any caching aro...
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Microsoft Project Code Named “Velocity” CTP1
From Overview: "Velocity is a distributed in-memory application cache platform for developing scalable, available, and high-performance applications. It can be configured to run as a service accessed over the network or can be run embedded with the distributed application. “Velocity” includ...
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Internet Explorer, HTTPS/SSL and ASPX pretending to be XLS
"Internet Explorer was not able to open this Internet site. The requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try again later." This is an error you can suddenly get after moving your ASP.NET application to a secure server. This post explains why and how to solve this.
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10 Tips for writing high performance ASP.NET apps
This article discusses:
Common ASP.NET performance myths.
Useful performance tips and tricks for ASP.NET.
Suggestions for working with a database from ASP.NET.
Caching and background processing with ASP.NET
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Easier way to manage your ASP.NET Cache
Coolest way to do caching... create a CacheManager!!!
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SharpCacheSessionManager
The SharpCacheSessionManager is a HttpHandler that allows to display the entries stored in the Cache, Session and Application object. You can view the data stored inside the objects and you can also remove the objects from the corresponding storage.
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Distributed Cache Synchronization in WCF
Advice on creating a distributed cache using Windows Communication Foundation.