h2
Supporting other storages - implementing ICacheStore for LMDB
h2
Is HTTP Caching suitable for my scenario?
h2
Tuesday, 13 August 2019
h2
WebAssembly will revitalise desktop app development
h2
HTTP Caching on the server
h2
ASP.NET Core supports HTTP Caching, why not use that instead?
h2
The new shiny CacheCow.Sever 2.x
h2
Getting started with CacheCow.Server on ASP.NET Core MVC
h2
More complex scenarios
h2
Wednesday, 16 May 2018
h3
CacheCow.Client 2.0: HTTP Caching for your API Calls
h3
State of Client HTTP Caching in .NET
h3
CacheCow.Client Features
h3
CacheCow.Server 2.0: Using it on ASP.NET Core MVC
h3
What is fluentd and its support in PerfIt
h3
Why WebAssembly Matters?
h3
Sending UDP packets from docker container to localhost
h3
Business and Log Events, Azure EventHub and Psyfon
h3
Understanding trade-offs of various approaches
h3
No need for storage anymore
h3
Resources vs. Representations
h3
Resource Version Identifiers (Validators)
h3
Validating (conditional) HTTP Calls
h3
CacheCow 2.0 is here - now supporting .NET Standard and ASP.NET Core MVC
h3
So, no CacheCore in the end!
h3
CacheCow.Server has changed radically
h3
Using alternative storages - Redis
h4
Add a dependency to Redis store package
h4
Create an HttpClient with a Redis store
h4
Make two calls to a cacheable resource
h4
ITimedETagQueryProvider
h4
Add a Nuget dependency to CacheCow.Client
h4
Make two calls to the cacheable resource
h4
Implementing ITimedETagExtractor or ICacheResource
h4
Implementing ITimedETagQueryProvider
h4
Dependency Injection and differentiation of ViewModels
h4
1. Add the package from nuget
h4
2. Add CacheCow's default dependencies
h4
3. Decorate the action with the HttpCacheFactory filter
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4. Check all is working