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"Holeless" page caching for Rails

Posted by eliotsykes on February 18, 2010 — 1 comment
Users never have to wait for cached pages to be generated (unlike the page caching that ships with Rails). Inspired by Pivotal Labs' Rails, Slashdotted: no problem I've created this Page Cache plugin to give Rails holeless/seamless page caching. The README and source is on github and here's the blog post explaining how I use it.

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“” great work man! any plans for adding ttls to cached pages? i generally find that the bigger the site gets, the less maintainable non-ttl based expiry methods become.moonmaster9000 - February 24, 2010 18:25
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