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We had a fairly mature asp.net app that was extremely database intensive. Sudden the customers were calling us, "it had a logic bug". Data that they entering wasn't showing up. We looked, we looked, we looked, logic hadnt been touched. Turns out a junior programmer decided to implement page caching without telling everyone. A lousy directive in the .aspx page.
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We had a fairly mature asp.net app that was extremely database intensive. Sudden the customers were calling us, "it had a logic bug". Data that they entering wasn't showing up. We looked, we looked, we looked, logic hadnt been touched. Turns out a junior programmer decided to implement page caching without telling everyone. A lousy directive in the .aspx page.
Caching has caught me out before too. However, it was still in the development stage, so the caching problem never went live.
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We had a fairly mature asp.net app that was extremely database intensive. Sudden the customers were calling us, "it had a logic bug". Data that they entering wasn't showing up. We looked, we looked, we looked, logic hadnt been touched. Turns out a junior programmer decided to implement page caching without telling everyone. A lousy directive in the .aspx page.