.NET Core 7 Web API Output Caching for Faster Web Apps | Web API | New Feature | C# | #dotnetcore

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In this video, we'll break down ASP.NET Core's output caching options in a way anyone can understand. Imagine making your web apps faster without complex coding! We explore in-memory caching for storing data in a server's memory, but find out why it may not be the best choice for multiple servers. Then, we discover distributed caching with Redis for seamless data sharing between servers.

But what about client-side caching? Response caching is tricky because browsers set request headers, preventing caching. Here's the good news: ASP.NET Core 7 brings us output caching. Output caching lets the server decide when to return a cached response, bypassing browser restrictions. It's like having the power to serve pre-made responses, reducing server load.

And it gets even better! We can control how cached responses are stored based on different factors like query parameters or request headers. You'll learn how to implement output caching and optimize your web apps effortlessly.

Watch this video to unleash the magic of ASP.NET Core caching and supercharge your web app's performance. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more user-friendly tech insights!

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Happy coding!

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Is there an equivalent for the AddCacheItemDependency method available in framework?