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But what happens when you need to cache the actual page not just static resources? That's what the content-addressed resources trick doesn't address.
by jjoe 10y ago
But what happens when you need to cache the actual page not just static resources? That's what the content-addressed resources trick doesn't address.
- cortesoft 10y agoYou cache the actual page with a much shorter cache timeout.
- metafunctor 10y agoThen just cache the actual page. The cached version refers to some possibly old versions of the static resources, so your server needs to be able to serve old versions for a period of time.