Use Caching to Speed up your Pages

1. UNDER CONSTRUCTION
2. Introduction
1. 2.1. The Problem
2. 2.2. What is Caching?
3. How can I tell if a Page is too slow?
4. Caching, part 1: Web Fetches
5. Caching, part 2: The Webcache Extension

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Introduction

This article describes how to use caching to speed up pages that load slowly due to too much DekiScripting. This perhaps stretches the definition of "Beginner's Guide", but it turns out to be an extremely valuable technique whenever you have a page that starts bogging down. Fortunately, the techniques are simple thanks to some nice DekiScript features and extensions that Mindtouch provides.

The Problem

What is Caching?

How can I tell if a Page is too slow?

Caching, part 1: Web Fetches

Caching, part 2: The Webcache Extension

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Use Caching to Speed up your Pages

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Introduction

The Problem

What is Caching?

How can I tell if a Page is too slow?

Caching, part 1: Web Fetches

Caching, part 2: The Webcache Extension

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Use Caching to Speed up your Pages

Table of contents

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Introduction

The Problem

What is Caching?

How can I tell if a Page is too slow?

Caching, part 1: Web Fetches

Caching, part 2: The Webcache Extension

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