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My app makes requests to
http://www.brewerydb.com/api/breweries/?apikey=<key>&<parameters>
but I’m only given 100 requests per hour. I considered recording request instances in the app’s database but during development I am often regenerating the database using code the Entity Framework 4.1 so that doesn’t seem like it would work. Any ideas?
Some kind of database would be best.
If your regenerating the DB as you say, then store it in a different DB, or if you simply want to store basic info (date/time of hit), then nothing wrong with using XML or even a CSV file on your web server.