In-memory cache supporting promise based workers and middleware hooks (distributed expiry and persistence provided)
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In-memory cache supporting promise based workers and middleware hooks (distributed expiry and persistence provided)
a cache buster called Buster
Grunt cache killer is a Grunt plugin that circumvents http(s) cache problems when asset files (such as css, js and img files) are updated. This plugin automatically updates the specified asset filename(s) and any reference to them within your specified (template) files.
Simple image cache breaker extension for Chrome browser
Provides dynamically updated file hashes for cache busting
📤 Streamline file uploads with this minimal drag & drop UI for Elementor forms, enabling smooth AJAX submissions and server-side validation.
Replaces the visual of Elementor’s upload field with a custom wrapper, without removing the native input.
My playground for Webpack with Vanilla JavaScript and Reactjs
Content-addressed, scope-local cache versions for external 3D Tiles trees.
A Webpack Starterkit For Front-End Development.
gulp task to cache-busting files using file hash
Easily clear your site's cache, with easy, simple code.
A mini manifest cli utility; references web assets with a cache busting suffix in a json file
Provides static file hashes in Broccoli for cache busting
Keeps open tabs working after redeploys by retaining prior Vite assets and recovering stale dynamic imports.
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