caching

The tech stack always has at least a little variation between companies but here is the typical tech stack outline for a popular news website

Caching is a very easy solution to many performance related issues on almost any website.

A customer had a particular shared folder setup so that only he had access to it.

Fans of ASP.Net products can vote for their choice in the asp.netPro Readers' Choice Awards online; also, Gadgetopia's Deane Barker praises the "Output Cache" directive.

While all search engines use one form of caching or another to build their indices, some of them make a point of displaying cached web pages to their users. The commonly quoted pretext for this is that it offers searchers fast access to a page's content, making it easier to check out whether it's what they are really looking for in the first place. Of course, what this actually does is keep visitors on the search engine's site, making them more susceptible to banner ads and other means of promotion.

In this article one will learn about concepts, advantages, types of caching and about implementation of caching in Asp.Net applications. The code also serves as an example of using inline coding, creating user controls, trace mechanism, etc.