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Simple lightweight object in-memory cache, with a background timer to remove expired objects. Fast in-memory cache for data that are expensive to create and can be used in a thread-safe manner. All stored items are kept in concurrent data structures (ConcurrentDictionary) to allow multi-thread usage of the MemoryCache static methods. Note: this nuget package contains c# source code and depends on System.Collections.Concurrent introduced in .Net 4.0.
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Simple lightweight object in-memory cache, with a background timer to remove expired objects. Fast in-memory cache for data that are expensive to create and can be used in a thread-safe manner. All stored items are kept in concurrent data structures (ConcurrentDictionary) to allow multi-thread usage of the MemoryCache static methods. Note: this nuget package contains c# source code and depends on System.Collections.Concurrent introduced in .Net 4.0.
We found that simplehelpers.memorycache demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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