I imagine most people who get asked that question would answer “Of course!” but I disagree in a way. I’ve seen countless videos and articles talking about adding caching to your ASP.NET website or API in order to “speed it up”. Speeding up your responses is a good thing, but if you’re using caching as […]
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Join the mailing list to stay up to date with published articles Video Summary Welcome back! In our previous videos, we covered the installation of Ubuntu on Windows 11 and explored how to install Redis Server on that Ubuntu instance. Today, we’ll delve into a quick Blazor application that demonstrates how to read and write
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Every time I start a new ASP.NET project, I forget the function required to ensure that all links generated out of ASP.NET are lowercase. So this post is as much a reminder for me, than information for anyone else. Personally think all lowercase URLs look better rather than the usual mismatch of cases that a
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Using Redis cache in Windows Azure to save session state for an ASP.NET Core web app is quick and easy to configure. Create your Redis Cache in Azure Firstly, if you don’t have an Azure account create a Free Azure Trial Account. Once you’re logged into your Azure account, Click the + Create a resource
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