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The "trick" is to use HTTP caching (build right into the protocol) so that not every request needs to trigger full-page rebuilding. If you have eg. mod_cache (o
by tannhaeuser 9y ago
The "trick" is to use HTTP caching (build right into the protocol) so that not every request needs to trigger full-page rebuilding. If you have eg. mod_cache (or external reverse caches) enabled, your page composition script could be as slow as it wants, it doesn't really matter.
- DougWebb 9y agoFor static or static-ish content, absolutely. But I was talking about (and writing) web applications and web services, where the responses generally aren't cachable.