In the beginning, when the Internet was new, it was easy to create fast HTML web pages that could load easily on a dial-up modem. Once a page was requested, the browser would create a cached version of the site on the computer in a temporary directory and later, should that page be requested again, it would simply serve the cached version instead of making a request to the server. This made everything much faster! Then dynamic pages came onto the scene and messed that idea up. Now we must make requests to our server every time the… View full post »
