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You could set the app up to call the Twitter API but cache the response in memory or something like Redis so you don't need any background jobs/file management
by benbristow 6y ago
You could set the app up to call the Twitter API but cache the response in memory or something like Redis so you don't need any background jobs/file management etc.
- homero 6y agoI've used memcached a lot but there's also benefits to caching a JavaScript file for an hour at a CDN and removing all load from that request.