Developers and Cache-Control Headers
Developers: We don’t care about bundle size—users download it once and then it’s cached. Developers: We release 10 times a day. Developers: We don’t care about bundle size—users download it once and then it’s cached. Developers: I haven’t written a cache-control header in my life.
A Twitter-style screenshot shows two posts by Harry Roberts about developers dismissing bundle size because users supposedly download it once and cache it. The punchline is that frequent releases invalidate that assumption, while the developer admits never having written a cache-control header. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to careless web performance practices and developer hypocrisy. EN: A Twitter-style screenshot shows two posts by Harry Roberts about developers dismissing bundle size because users supposedly download it once and cache it. The punchline is that frequent releases invalidate that assumption, while the developer admits never having written a cache-control header. It is used as a sarcastic reaction to careless web performance practices and developer hypocrisy.
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- sarcastic
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