Optimizing Frontend Performance: Capellic's Cache Policy Insights

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Capellic, a provider of nonprofit Drupal websites, has released part 1 of a series authored by Dustin LeBlanc, detailing their approach to frontend performance optimization. With a focus on cache policy effectiveness, Capellic shares insights drawn from maintaining a suite of websites built using evolving toolsets. Their component-driven design approach spans various projects, including those utilizing Pattern Lab and Emulsify theme systems.

Over the past 18 months, Capellic has honed strategies to enhance website performance, emphasizing the importance of static page caching for non-interactive web experiences. Troubleshooting techniques and module optimization play key roles in fine-tuning cache behaviour, ensuring optimal scalability and performance for clients.

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Title

Frontend performance optimization for Drupal websites: Part 1

Byline

Dustin LeBlanc

Date of Publication

14 April 2024

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Capellic LLC

URL

https://capellic.com/blog/frontend-performance-optimization-drupal-websites-part-1

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