Intro to In-Memory Caching in C#

Application performance is important. Just because your application works in development does not mean it will work well once hundreds of people start using it. One key area to look at is data access. Talking to your database can be expensive, especially when the data might not change that often. That's where caching comes in. We can cache that data in a number of ways so that we do not need to keep going back to the database for it. In this video, we are going to look at one of the simplest caching mechanisms in .NET, called In-Memory caching. We will create an application without caching, observe the performance, and then see how caching can improve our performance. We will also discuss the best practices when using in-memory caching.

[jankool]

I like these short videos with simple and complete examples.

[lastonedown]

Best tutorial I have found for caching. Great work Tim and keep the videos coming.

[josef]

Hi Tim, first I have to say thank you so much for everything you did and are doing for me and for literally thousands of developers around the world!
I have one very small critique. I'm not a native English speaker, and sometimes I feel like a word you say every few sentences gets lost on me, almost as if you're saying the word in shorthand form, perhaps because you're very used to the language.
Once again thank you very much Tim, you are a true teacher.

[edwhoa]

I always thought that caching was a mess to integrate. After seeing your video, it took literally 5 minutes to make it work.

Thanks a lot mate, you're amazing!

[umer.on.youtube]

22:05 "one of those 'Tim's Gonna Make Sure You're Clear On This' section" Haha! 😁Love it.
Thank you Tim for the clarity and depth. Your efforts are more than commendable in this field! 👍

[MINECRAFTLORDMASTER]

You didn't lie when you responded to my comment just the other day telling me that you would do a video on this soon!! Your the man!

[ДенисМалахов-кэ]

Thanks for lesson.
I like that you speak so clearly. So i can understand all the things

[nadervaghari]

oh Tim you're awesome! I can't stop watching your tutorials, I 'm gonna cancel my Netflix subscription! 👌😊

[ko-jiro]

At the right time! I was just looking at some literature on this subject. Thanks Tim! 👍🏽

[vittoriomorellini]

Very interesting. Usually backend is stateless. This is a way, better way to make it to manage also state, without using static statement that is dangerous in web applications

[AliMustafa-xpih]

Thank you very much Tim for every thing you are sharing with us, Keep up PLEASE

[bipinchandrakant]

Awesome! Thanks a lot, Tim for the detailed tutorial. To me, your tutorials are unique because you explain
How to use
When it should be used
When it should not be used
and also mention the alternative tool/approach.


Today I learned about In-Memory Cache and Redis.

[TrevorNewsome]

I wasn't aware of the Microsoft caching extension. Thank you and good advice.

[teriyakov]

That was shockingly easy to implement. Thanks as always. Keep up the great work.

[pawelpawel]

I am officially calling you psychic I was just thinking of how to do it and here you go a video of how to do it 😂😂😂.

[lifeisgameplayit]

Yet another awesome tutorial from Tim . ; ]

[AmirAliZargaran]

thank you very much for this excellent and clear intro

[someonesoumya]

Thanks TIm, It's a Crystal clear.

[Kazem_Javadi]

Thank you Tim Corey 😊🙏🏻
This video was very good 👍🏻

[billyarredondopucp]

Hi, Tim! It was an excellent explanation; thank you so much!