website caching

Website caching is a technique that stores copies of web pages or resources temporarily to reduce load times and server strain. This helps in delivering content faster to users on repeat visits.

How does a CMS handle website caching and performance optimization?

A CMS (Content Management System) handles website caching and performance optimization through various mechanisms. It may utilize caching techniques like page caching, object caching, and database caching. These techniques help in delivering content to users more quickly and efficiently, improving website performance. Additionally, CMSs often provide tools for optimizing performance, such as image optimization, code compression, and minification. These practices reduce the size of files, improving load times. CMSs also optimize database queries and provide features like lazy loading to load content only when needed, further enhancing performance.

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