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Tuesday, 20 April 2010

HTTP Caching in Grails at GGUG

Posted by Simon Baker
Tags: conference, ggug, grails, http caching, presentation

At GGUG on Monday 19th April, Gus talked about how to effectively use HTTP caching in Grails applications. See the video and slides.

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