No, this proves my point. Back in my days of backend programming, Varnish was the "magic" that made servers (especially CMSs) feel fast. Memcached is another co

No, this proves my point. Back in my days of backend programming, Varnish was the "magic" that made servers (especially CMSs) feel fast. Memcached is another common go-to cache. Browser caching isn't a replacement as the first request for every endpoint is still going to be slow. Yet somehow, APIs aren't treated with the same requirements for performance as web pages.