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A page visit should not trigger a bunch of API requests every single time the same user visits it on the same client.
Some wild ideas:
Client-side:
Web storage.
Web SQL DB.
Indexed DB.
Service workers.
Application cache.
Cookies.
Server-side:
Configure W3C's servers to cache common API requests. The requests for the most common entities (probably: groups and specs) can be easily cached if we ignore the API key and assume there's not pagination, etc. I suspect that makes up a big chunk of the total number of requests the API will receive.
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A page visit should not trigger a bunch of API requests every single time the same user visits it on the same client.
Some wild ideas:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: