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If you want to respond fast to clients asking for large amounts of data you can't wait for entire objects to finish loading, just as you don't wait for a movie to download when watching it online. As battle-hardened Enterprise developers we are used to working with humongous datasets, and as our users have been spoiled with the performance of modern web applications, we are challenged to deliver more data faster. In this talk we'll look at techniques on how to stream data from SQL Server to clients using .NET Web API. We will see that in freeing us from the shackles of traditional layered architectures we can drastically reduce latency and memory footprint. We will look in detail at this caching strategy and there will be plenty of code examples.