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I don't see why they would be more of a hassle. Why would they even care if the HTML is being rendered on demand or pre-rendered and stored? Regarding cache, I

I don't see why they would be more of a hassle. Why would they even care if the HTML is being rendered on demand or pre-rendered and stored? Regarding cache, I don't agree - having your site cached by the edge nodes of a CDN is quite important nowadays.

lazyjones 7y ago
> Regarding cache, I don't agree - having your site cached by the edge nodes of a CDN is quite important nowadays. How many of the Alexa top 10K or so have cacheable HTML content (not JS, CSS, images, video) in CDN? Can you provide a few examples?