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Cache, cache, cache! (Part 3: What to cache?) 
Sun Bloggers | by Kai Seidler | Thu, Jan 7
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At a first glance Ajax may be an obvious technology to combine with such a cache. But please be aware that moving application logic away from the server-side application to the client side is always a very dangerous task, which easily may compromise the security of your application.
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craigshoemaker from ASP.NET Weblogs says
(in Podcast: ASP.NET Caching and Performance)
Note: Browsers only make two simultaneous requests per domain. By simply creating extra CNAMEs for images, style sheets and JavaScript files, you can greatly improve the load speed of a page. Resources Steve Smith's blogASP Alliance Cache ManagerBlack Belt ASP.NET Performance Session...
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