When it comes to building performant software that communicates effectively with other services, caching is essential. While HTTP caching is a common practice, Node.js has historically lacked a built-in, standards-compliant solution for client-side H...

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Undici v7.0.0 brings client-side HTTP caching to Node.js, aligning with RFC-9111 specifications. This new feature allows developers to enhance the performance and efficiency of their applications by seamlessly integrating caching into HTTP workflows. The caching system in Undici can be configured with a variety of options and offers default in-memory and SQLite cache stores. This development marks a significant milestone in achieving standards-compliant HTTP caching for the Node.js ecosystem.

Bringing HTTP Caching to Node.js

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<p>Interesting option to be aware of even if I can’t immediatelly fathom a case when to use it (in Nodejs overriding my fetch-caching-behavior). And also important to consider both client and server side caching strategies, ~“who knows best when cached version is OK”.</p>
