A good way to handle your resources in ASP.NET MVC is by storing them in a database. With Microsoft SQL Server 2008 supporting streaming (read more), keeping your resources in the database gives you all of Microsoft SQL Server’s features for free. (ie. querying, profiling, backup, synchronisation and not to mention speed) In the past we would normally create a HTTP handler to write to the Response.OutputStream, but with ASP.NET MVC we simply need to create another action on our preferred controller… Fi...
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