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richardtier.com
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| | | | | This post will explain a simple method to tell the browser to re-download a file when the file has changed. The problem A common approach to cache busting when files are updated is to automatically add a "build label" to the url - maybe using requireJs's `urlArgs` require.config({ urlArgs: "build={{build_id}}", //adds ?build=... to... | |
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www.mnot.net
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| | | | | I occasionally get a question from readers of the caching tutorial about whether to use the Expires header or Cache-Control: max-age to control a response's freshness lifetime. | |
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oldmoe.blog
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| | | | | Generally you would set an expires header for your assets so that your clients would retrieve them from their local caches and not bother your servers for a good amount of time.Setting this for JavaScript and Image files causes your site to feel much faster on pages with many images and JavaScript files. But what... | |
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daulton.ca
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| | | How to setup the GoatCounter server on OpenBSD so you can count goats! Sweet! | ||
