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Easier way to manage your ASP.NET Cache

published 1 year, 2 months ago, submitted by

zowens 1 year, 2 months ago

weblogs.asp.net — Coolest way to do caching... create a CacheManager!!!

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I got a cache-class just like it. 3 actually. One per application, one per request, and one per session. All you will ever need :-)

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duckie 1 year, 2 months ago

gavin did a nice job with his code, glad someone took the time to post it. it's very reusable and even though I had something very similar in one of my projects - Gavin's was cleaner and more reusable thanks to his generics implementation. This is code many smaller sites could benefit from, and even larger sites if they implement an intelligent locking strategy. heck, dotnetkicks is a pretty popular site I'd say and uses this same code.

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