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.NET 4.0 MemoryCache with SqlChangeMonitor

by Rick Bassham

How to use the SqlChangeMonitor with the new MemoryCache class in .NET 4.0.

A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms

by marcusts

They got it wrong with IOC containers, but that can be fixed. The post A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms appeared first on Marcus Technical Services.

Anatomy of a PostgreSQL Query Plan

by Arctype SQL

Explanation of how a query gets execution and understanding the EXPLAIN command

Application and Cache

by ASP.NET Community

The Cache and Application objects provide broader scope than the Session object and the data is available to all the classes within the ASP.NET

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.NET 4.0 MemoryCache with SqlChangeMonitor

by Rick Bassham

How to use the SqlChangeMonitor with the new MemoryCache class in .NET 4.0.

A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms

by marcusts

They got it wrong with IOC containers, but that can be fixed. The post A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms appeared first on Marcus Technical Services.

Anatomy of a PostgreSQL Query Plan

by Arctype SQL

Explanation of how a query gets execution and understanding the EXPLAIN command

Application and Cache

by ASP.NET Community

The Cache and Application objects provide broader scope than the Session object and the data is available to all the classes within the ASP.NET

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.NET 4.0 MemoryCache with SqlChangeMonitor

by Rick Bassham

How to use the SqlChangeMonitor with the new MemoryCache class in .NET 4.0.

A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms

by marcusts

They got it wrong with IOC containers, but that can be fixed. The post A Smarter DI Container for Xamarin.Forms appeared first on Marcus Technical Services.

Anatomy of a PostgreSQL Query Plan

by Arctype SQL

Explanation of how a query gets execution and understanding the EXPLAIN command

ASP.NET and Caching Dexterity

by Md Nazmoon Noor

When it comes to build a high-performance and scalable ASP.Net Web applications Caching is inevitable. It has the ability to store objects whether its data object or pages or controls or even parts of a page. The plan is to keep them in memory while initially requested.

Fixing High Windows Memory Usage Caused by Large Metafile

by Minh Danh Nguyen (ToughDev)

Fix high Windows memory usage caused by large metafile

Getting Closure on Closures

by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

Getting closure on Closures

Keeping the lights on! – Architecting for availability?

by Kevin Mack

Hello all, It’s been a while since I did a blog post outside of the weekly updates. But I wanted to do one in terms of conversations that I’ve been having a lot lately and seems to be largely universal. High Availability.

Performance: Applying Output Cache Policies to a User Control

by Martin Jarvis

How to apply output cache policies to a user control

Redis: Replication, Part 1 – An Overview. Replication vs Sharding. Sentinel vs Cluster. Redis Topology

by setevoy4

In this post – some quick overview, a brief explanation about differences in Redis data storage, topology examples. In short terms but with links to detailed documentation and other useful posts on other resources.

Simple, Stupid, Effective Tests in GO

by Mohammad Nasirifar

Ways to overcome simple annoying problems that arise while writing code by writing tests

Using Bottom Up Dynamic Programming to Solve the Coin Change Problem

by IAmJoshChang

Today we are going to demonstrate how to use Top Down Dynamic Programming to solve the problem, Coin Change.

Using MemoryCache in .NET 4.0

by Dinesh K Mandal

Using MemoryCache in .NET 4.0

Using Top Down Dynamic Programming to Solve the Climbing Stairs Problem

by IAmJoshChang

In this article, we will talk about the top down (memoization) strategy to solve a popular DP problem: Climbing Stairs.

Website Performance with ASP.NET - Part4 - Use Cache Headers

by Markus Greuel

See how cache headers can help you to improve you page load times and how to implement them in ASP.NET Websites.