Caching — PlanetScale
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Every time you use a computer, the cache is working to ensure your experience is fast.
Caching Ben Dicken [ @ BenjDicken ] | July 8, 2025 Every time you use a computer, caches work to ensure your experience is fast. Everything a computer does from executing an instruction on the CPU, to requesting your X.com feed, to loading this very webpage, relies heavily on caching. You are about to enjoy a guided, interactive tour of caching: the most elegant, powerful, and pervasive innovation in computing. Foundation Everything we do with our computers requires data . When you log into your email, all your messages and contacts are stored as data on a server. When you browse the photo lib
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