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That's called cache warming and high-volume sites have been utilizing that upon deploy for decades.
by altdatathrow 6y ago
That's called cache warming and high-volume sites have been utilizing that upon deploy for decades.
- lmm 6y agoCache warming is an overcomplicated way to achieve most of the same thing. You already know exactly what's changed; why would you throw that information away and then attempt to regenerate it, instead of just using it directly?
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- TuringTest 6y agoHow well does cache warming support users editing the content directly on the database and control-versioning it? Witch static webpage generators, your non-technical editors get all the benefits from editing flat-text files with markdown and git, instead of relying on a sys-admin to watch the state of the database for them.
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