Hi, I'm on v13.0.154. I'm trying to debug my output cache but the cache items don't show up:The code used to generate the cache is here:public async Task@IEnumerable@ListableDocumentRollupItemModel...

Does changing the categories of a page in kentico xperience 13 not count as a page change that will flush the cache when using@$@nodes|{SiteContext.CurrentSiteName}|{Blog.CLASS_NAME}|all@ public as...

We have trouble with the caching of our contacts when we query a list of items. Once we update one of the page type items the cache doesn't invalidate. As far as I understand it, I need a special d...

While redeveloping my site in Xperience and ASP.Net Core, I am facing issues regarding the culture. My site is bilingual in English and Spanish. My default culture is English. However, sometimes fo...

In today’s article I would like to introduce a new tag helper added to Kentico Xperience 13 in the first Refresh. The cache-dependency tag helper enhances caching in Razor views for .NET Core MVC projects.

I also recommend reading the Caching news: Page builder widgets article and its sequel.

The first part of the article series dedicated to page builder widgets focused on how to enable caching in general, configure the cache expiration and control the dependencies of cached output.

In this article, I will go into detail about varying the cache content to accommodate some advanced scenarios.

Kentico Xperience 13 Refresh 1 brings a huge performance enhancement for ASP.NET Core MVC based widgets – caching of widget output.

I am having a strange issue where occasionally, the caching is not clearing on the front-end staging site after content has been updated/saved. Resetting IIS on staging, the content updates right a...

I am looking over caching methods in Kentico 13 .net Core. Specically looking at the RepositoryCacheHelper class, and CachePages method.My current use case is wanting to cache all pages of a given...

Welcome to the first episode of our short article series presenting Kentico Xperience 13 technical features, which might not be visible at first sight.

Today I will talk about improvements in caching with regard to task-based asynchronous programming.