HTTP Caching is an optional feature of the HTTP protocol that significantly reduces latency and network overhead by reusing response messages. It relies on a set of headers to dictate the behavior of local and intermediary cache stores.
As developers, we should utilize HTTP caching to enhance apps' and websites' performance and support a seamless user experience.
An example of configuring cache strategy for a route in Remix:
Check out my 2-part series here to learn more about the
Cache-Control
header and how to set it up in your application.
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