Asynchronous caching in Laravel

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Oct 5, 2023
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Check out this intriguing article from Dylan Baine that introduces a new caching strategy: asynchronous cache.

It’s all about minimizing user wait times and maintaining performance, even when your database is slogging through millions of queries a day.

So say goodbye to those frustrating load times when your cache expires, and discover how to keep your data fresh in the background.

Trust me, you’ll want to dive into this if you’re dealing with heavy database loads.

About Benjamin Crozat
Benjamin Crozat

Hi! I’m from the South of France and I’ve been a self-taught web developer since 2006. When I started learning PHP and JavaScript, PHP 4 was still widely used, Internet Explorer 6 ruled the world, and we used DHTML to add falling snow on websites.

Being able to educate myself for free on the web changed my life for the better. Giving back to the community was a natural direction in my career and I truly enjoy it.

Therefore, I decided to take action:

  1. I launched this blog in September 2022 with the goal to be in everyone’s Google search. I get more than tens of thousands of monthly clicks from it and even more visits overall (my analytics dashboard is public by the way).
  2. I also started growing my X (formerly Twitter) account at the same time, which has now over 7,000 followers.
  3. All the content I write is free thanks to my sponsors.

I also want to be completely free with my time and make a living with my own products. In April 2024, I launched Nobinge, a tool to summarize and chat with your content, including YouTube videos.

Believe me, I’m just getting started!

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