Hi,
(new here, hello all)
My latest website ( http://freesound.iua.upf.edu ) is becoming more
popular then it was ever meant to be, so I'm looking at rewriting it in
django and rethinking the model space from the bottom up...
Now, I have some questions about caching. Here goes:
1. how does one cache websites (with django) that have personalized
views for the users? I.e. there's lot's of thing like
if(user has voted for this item)
display "hello <username> you voted <user_vote>/10 for this item"
else
display voting dropdown
Obviously this is a simple example. How does one handle this in the
caching? If I have X pages with voting boxes and Y users, I don't want
to be caching X x Y files...
2. does django automatically invalidate caches when objects, displayed
in the cached page, are changed? I.e. say a person votes and you want to
display the page with his new vote on it. This means I should invalidate
the cached page. Does django help me with this in any way, or should it
be done by the coder.
Thanks a lot for any possible answers!
- bram
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