improving site performance with caching on github pages

Why Caching Matters for GitHub Pages Caching stores copies of your website’s resources in the user's browser, reducing load times on repeat visits and easing server demand. For static sites hosted on GitHub Pages, effective caching significantly improves user experience and SEO. Types of Caching to Consider Browser caching: Configuring HTTP headers to specify how long browsers should cache static files. Service worker caching: Using JavaScript to cache resources and serve content offline or faster. Step 1: Set Cache-Control Headers via GitHub Pages GitHub Pages automatically adds some caching headers, but they are limited. For more control, use .htaccess or server config files (not available in GitHub Pages) or implement cache-busting strategies like versioned filenames. Step 2: Use Versioned Filenames for Assets Since you cannot modify server headers on GitHub Pages, append query strings or change filenames when assets update to ensure users get fresh content...

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