As ASP.NET web developers, we are mostly involved in developing web pages that are dynamic, i.e. contents coming from databases, Server directories, XML files or getting pulled from some other websites. Caching means to store something in memory that is being used frequently to provide better performance. Why should we even care about caching. Let us imagine a scenario when the contents of a web page are being pulled from a database. The user asks for contents depending on some criteria. Now if the database is getting changed very frequently that even between two requests of same user, we anticipate database change, then we can in no way cache the data that the user is requesting. But if the database is not getting changed that frequently, we can have some caching in place so that if the user is requesting the same data very frequently, we don't hit the database every time (since we know contents are not changed).


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