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I think the benefits of HTTP caching are often exaggerated, especially for APIs and single page applications. Often I’ll want much more control over caching an
by tlrobinson 6y ago
I think the benefits of HTTP caching are often exaggerated, especially for APIs and single page applications.
Often I’ll want much more control over caching and cache invalidation than what you can do with HTTP caching.
I’d be interested to see an analysis of major websites usage of HTTP caching on non-static (i.e. not images, JS, etc) resources. I bet it’s pretty minimal.
- jayd16 6y agoYou can put a RESTful response on S3 (or even stub a whole service) but AFAIK you can't do that for gRPC or GraphQL.