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Slow requests #27
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Hi @efraimt thanks for your feedback,
But can be created other cache implementation like redis cache. The YAML file is embeded in project but if you want to update manually the yaml files from the original php repo you can use static location like this: I was very busy this time but i will update the project to day; |
Hi, I checked in a pull request to add a persistent cache for the results of Parse calls. @efraimt Please see if that helps. |
Hello to all, I am using it like this ` var userAgent = httpContext.Request.Headers["User-Agent"];//.UserAgent; var detector = new DeviceDetector(userAgent); if (detector.IsBot()) if (detector.IsDesktop()) I do not want to use caching since this it costs more to use it per session. I have millions of request to my API Any help appreciated Thanks |
Hi,
First of all I appreciate the amazing work that you did and gave the community for no profit.
Sadly, I don't have right now the ability to write some code that will do some improvements myself :(
I was wondering if the .NET version uses any cache system, queries are really slow even on strong servers.
I also was wondering if there is a way to write code that will get every time the updated YML's?
Thanks again
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