Libraries tagged by page cache

Kirby plugin to schedule the automatic publishing of pages on a certain date+time. It is built to work with enabled cache.

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Magento module to regenerate CSP nonces when built-in Page Cache is enabled

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A Free Magento 2 Extension designed for CDN and Varnish cache warming. Warm up URLs located in sitemaps, as well as static content, media content and dynamic catalog images. Run manually or schedule by cron expression. This extension is easily customizable with dispatched events and the CLI command is ready to be embedded in deployment scripts.

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Creates automatically tags for TYPO3's page cache, based on used variables in rendered Fluid templates on current page.

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Provides a full page cache solution for Laminas

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Page Cache Warmup

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Bypass the page cache by adding a specific header to the request

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A lightweight module to allow bypassing the built-in page cache with an HTTP parameter.

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cachet.php is a PHP client library for the Cachet status page

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A Magento 2 module that improves store performance by automatically warming cache through intelligent page crawling and async refresh mechanisms.

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Stores Acorn route responses in MilliCache's Redis cache

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A framework agnostic Litespeed cache library for PHP. Can be used in any PHP application.

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CSS/Javascript Minificator, Compressor and Concatenator for TYPO3 - highly configurable frontend asset optimization for CSS/JS merging, minification and compression with optional body parsing, async/defer loading, inline output, data-ignore exclusions, SRI integrity validation/calculation, external asset caching, custom URL regex rewriting, and cache-aware processing for cached and uncached pages.

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If your website has static caching on, and you drive traffic to it from social media, Google Ads and other sources that add query string parameters to the URL, there is a chance that each time new user visits a page, it will not be served from cache, but will be generated from scratch. This is because the URL with query string parameters is treated as a different URL from the one without query string parameters.

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Speed up your TYPO3 installation: add Critical CSS (Above The Fold) inline, minify the HTML of your website, use subdomains as CDN to reduce page load, manage proxy-caching (e.g with Varnish) via page-properties.

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