When was the last time you desperately needed a site to load and it was taking forever? How long have you waited? Five seconds, 30, or even a whole minute? According to Google’s aggregation, 53% of people will leave if the load time is more than three seconds. Is your MVC site fast enough?

We've all been there — our application depends on a version of assembly that's incompatible with the version that's referenced by the NuGet package we've just installed. The situation gets worse when the conflict occurs between two third-party NuGet packages. What can we do about it? What does Kentico do about it?

Hi,I understand adding dependencies to cached data when using CacheHelper.Add():CacheHelper.Add(.....,CacheHelper.GetCacheDependency(...),....); But I wonder how to set dependencies when using one ...

Hi There,I need to query for all the categories of a document and cache it, however am having problems with the cache dependency, it doesn't seem to be invalidating my custom document's categories ...

In this session we've talked about all the different caching options in Kentico, how they are enabled and used. We took a look at some caching setups and inspected the cached content with our debugging tools. We used also caching dependencies to keep the displayed content fresh.

If you develop a highly scalable website where performance plays a significant role you most probably want to use a client side caching possibilities. Even though Kentico CMS supports client caching in certain scenarios an expiration mechanism in place can be improved to make user experience even better. In this webinar we are going to share an idea on how to extend current validation mechanism.