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One of my favorite ASP.NET quotes, "Caching Hides Many Sins".
My first MSDN online article was published this week - check it out here if you're interested. The first half is pretty much well-known info about caching in ASP.NET (at least, it should be well-known to anybody writing ASP.NET applications). The tips and the best practice pattern are the real valuable parts here for everyone who already knows the caching capabilities of ASP.NET, since these tell you why you should use caching and how to do it the most efficient way possible, which aren't necessarily apparent from the docs.[Steve Smith's Blog]
Good work. I was surprised when conducting interviews over the last couple of months how many people have yet to experiment with Cache. I was under the impression this is one of those ASP.NET things you could not avoid...even if you wanted to.
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