Learn what database caching is, how caching works, and all about the different types of and reasons for caching.
What is Caching? In computing, a cache is a high-speed data storage layer which stores a subset of data, typically transient in nature, so that future requests for that data are served up faster than is possible by accessing the data’s primary storage location. Caching allows you to effic...
Starting with .NET Framework 4.7, ASP.NET adds a new set of APIs that allow developers to replace the default ASP.NET implementations for in-memory object caching and memory monitoring. Developers can now replace any of the following three components if the ASP.NET implementation is not adequate...
Caching Improvements Team Foundation Server is ideal for geographically distributed teams because of its server-based nature. Change Tracking Now you can see at a glance where you have made changes to your code, and which of those changes have been saved. Check-in Notes With Team Foundat...
Web development: Hash tables (A hash table is a data structure that implements an associative array abstract data type, where data is stored in key-value pairs, and the keys are mapped to indices using a hash function for efficient retrieval and storage) are utilized for effective caching and...
Application programming interfaces (APIs) have been around for many years. Developers have been working with APIs in the form of Java and C# Interfaces, Python's Abstract Base Classes, and Rust's Traits. The goal is always to establish an agreement or contract through which different pieces of...
Implement browser caching to store static assets locally on visitor devices. Choose a lightweight, speed-optimized theme for your website. Regularly clean up and optimize your website databases to improve efficiency. Use a CDN service, which can store cached versions of your site content closer ...
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It can be blazing fast. Since the Jamstack relies less on a server and the database, it'll often load very fast for the page visitor. By effectively caching all of your content on a CDN and focusing on a clean front-end code, you avoid many of the processes normally involved in loadi...
First, in terms of caching, in REST, the URLs are globally unique identifiers for the resources => client can use this to build a cache. In GraphQL, however, there’s no URL-like primitive for a given resource. Second, if your project is a small one, there’s no need to use Gra...