Cache is the important part of a development process. Everybody use cache, but not everybody is able to manage it.
A cache is a hardware or a software component that stores frequently requested pages or the parts of the pages, and these pages can be shown to users with less resources and with a faster speed than usual.
What happens to the page while it’s loading? System functions and files of all plugins are turned on, settings and variables are initialized, a theme is loaded and hooks are implemented. When the cache is enabled, basic system settings load and the page loads from the cache. Obviously, in this case page loads faster.
The cache is the important component of site optimization. It’s one of the key items in the assessment of Google PageSpeed application.
Let’s have a look at how you can use cache for your site on WordPress maintenance support plans 8. We will also go into details and talk about Cache API, auto-placeholdering and the BigPipe plugin. Keep on reading here.
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