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Add new Persistent Object Caching section to Optimization documentation #448
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Will do! |
Thanks for reviewing, @tillkruss! I've accepted your (excellent) suggestions. @OllieJones Heads up that Till has suggested removing the recommendations for W3 Total Cache and LiteSpeed Cache as they're quite large plugins that do a lot more than just object caching. I agree with that recommendation, but let us know what you think. @felixarntz No huge rush, but can you please take a look at this as well when you get a moment? Thanks! |
Reassigned to myself to update. |
@OllieJones @tillkruss These changes have been made to https://wordpress.org/support/article/optimization/ as part of WordPress/Documentation-Issue-Tracker#415. Thank you both for your help in putting this together and reviewing! Closing this issue. |
Great work! Reading this and seeing all those links, maybe we can simplify the 2nd bullet item. The first one [Redis Object Cache](https://wordpress.org/plugins/redis-cache/) – Provides a
persistent Redis object cache backend for WordPress that works with various
Redis clients. A Redis Server is required. |
@tillkruss Agreed and updated, thank you! |
As discussed in #234, @OllieJones has proposed a new Persistent Object Caching section for the Optimization guide. I've added the proposed content to this Google doc.
@tillkruss @felixarntz Can you please take a look and leave comments and any suggested edits? Thanks!
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