Using Server Cache Control to Improve Performance

Author: loadaveragezero.com | Published: 6th Oct 2005 | Visited: 572 times | Add Comment
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This is a very informative article (with examples) on how to make the most of browser caching and reduce unnecessary requests to your Web server. Due to an IE bug, if you're using HTC files, I highly recommend you add text/x-component to the mix.

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