Website cache explained

Monday, November 3. 2008


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Website cache explained

Today I gave a short talk about Stubbles' website cache in our weekly team meeting. The talk explains what the website cache is good for, how it basically works, and what a developer should take into account when developing new page elements. You can find the slides of the talk in the manual for the website cache, see attachments.

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