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Ok that's what we used to call cached websites before. Basically slap a header and footer on a bunch of pages.
by keyle 4y ago
Ok that's what we used to call cached websites before. Basically slap a header and footer on a bunch of pages.
- eric-burel 4y agoYes and no, it's caching at application level instead of network level with cache headers. HTTP caching is slightly more limited because the cache key is harder to tweak, so it's harder to cache paid content this way for instance.