Episode #2 - Page Caching
Ruby on Rails comes with several caching mechanisms out of the box, starting with Page Caching. In this episode we show how to implement Page Caching in a simple blog application.
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Scaling Rails
Scaling Your Database - Part 2
Scaling Your Database - Part 1
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- ActionController::Caching::Pages Module from Rails API
- Rails Envy Caching Tutorial
- page_cache_fu Plugin (adds time based expiration, hostname and query string based caching, etc.) contributed
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Gregg Pollack is part of the Rails Activist Team and partner at Envy Labs where he produces a podcast, creates educational Ruby videos, and develops websites with Rails.
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