Session 4 - Performance and Caching
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4. Session 4 - Performance and Caching
1 year ago
LINQ to Umbraco - A Developers Guide
In this session I'll look at how to get the most out of performance and the caching which is built into LINQ to Umbraco.
In this session I'll look at how to get the most out of performance and the caching which is built into LINQ to Umbraco.
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With regards performance, where you check for empty blog folders using Count > 0. AFIK, this will cause linq to iterate over your whole collection to get the count. If you just want to check they are not empty, you can use Any(), which just calls movenext on IEnumerable and save a few cpu cycles by not iterating over the whole collection.
Jim