![]() ![]() Ideally, we would like the end user's browser to use its cache for every static resource, on every request, until that resource changes because we have deployed a new application version. In this post I want to share how I think I have achieved this Google App Engine (Python). ![]() Arguably a bigger win for the end user experience is to ensure the caching of all of your website static resources (JavaScript, stylesheets and images) is properly optimised. In a couple of previous posts I discussed using Google Closure JavaScript Compiler in your build process to minimise the size of your JavaScript resources. ![]()
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