🚀 .NET 9 brings us the HybridCache - the fastest cache ever? Benchmark inside!

Published over 1 year ago • 1 min read

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🚀 .NET 9 brings us the HybridCache - the fastest cache ever?

In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the implementation and benefits of the new HybridCache in .NET 9. You’ll see detailed benchmarks comparing its performance with other caching strategies, and learn how to integrate it into your applications for blazing fast data retrieval.

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