Caching in Django | TestDriven.io

This article first provides an overview of Django's caching framework and then shows how to cache a Django view using both Memcached and Redis.

J-O Eriksson J-O works as a senior Microsoft 365 consultant in Stockholm, Sweden. He's been working in the IT Industry for 25+ years in a variety of different roles, mostly focused on technologies within the Microsoft stack. He recently discovered Python and Django, which brought back his passion for development and writing code again.

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