May 30th, 2022 × #Caching#Performance#Headers
Cache Control Headers Explained
Discussion on how cache control headers work and how they can be used to improve website performance.
Wes Bos Host
Scott Tolinski Host
In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes answer a question about caching, cache control headers, an explanation of the fields for caching.
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Show Notes
- 00:24 Welcome
- 01:11 Sponsor: Sentry
- 02:28 Sponsor: LogRocket
- 03:08 My struggle has been with caching, cache control headers and would love a better explanation on some of the fields?
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- 04:48 What is a header?
- 06:05 What is caching?
- 08:21 Time to live (TTL)
- 09:08 Benefits of a cache
- 10:03 Specifying how long to cache
- 11:06 max-age
- 12:45 stale-while-revalidate
- 16:17 stale-if-error
- 16:54 must-revalidate
- 17:21 private
- 18:03 immutable
- 19:29 no-transform
- 20:45 Cache Control Request Directives
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