In a large application with numerous controllers and actions, you're noticing performance issues related to route matching. What can you implement to optimize the routing performance?
- Use attribute routing
- Implement custom route constraints
- Use wildcard routes
- Implement route caching
To optimize routing performance in a large application, you can implement route caching. Route caching stores the results of route matching so that subsequent requests with the same URL can be quickly resolved without re-evaluating the route templates. This can significantly improve performance in large applications with complex routing configurations.
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