Answer by Prathan Thananart for Russian doll fragment caching with auto...
Yes. But usually the best-case and pretty-good-case scenarios come up pretty often. Yes. In some apps I develop, rendering the view takes 10-20 times as long as executing the queries. Look at your...
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The top-level does need to hit the database. You can avoid this by storing the timestamp in a separate cache entry, keyed by model and id. One of the commenters on article 1 (Manuel F. Lara) suggested...
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The question is based on 2 articles: - Basecamp Next by DHH from 37signals - Advanced Caching in Rails by Adam Hawkins I'm a little bit confused about the performance implications of using Russian...
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