How to Implement Caching in Angular | Caching API Response in Angular | Caching Techniques

caching api response in angular | caching api requests in javascript | caching api calls | api caching best practices | caching api responses | caching api data | how to implement caching in web api | how to implement caching in rest api

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[cherifbarry]

I would like to know if I have something like 5000 lines returne in an array. Is it possible to cache it these data??

[henry_sparks]

This is great but then how do you revalidate your cached data?
Because after the first call and you set your cache then subsequent calls will get the cached data but how do you tell angular to revalidate that data?

[TheZukkino]

As you have spoken about local and session storage, could you make a video to transform a simple Angular Application in a PWA?

[arpitmalaiya]

What about service worker, can we use that for caching api data

[armaanhadiq]

What will be the age of cache data in first approach, like will i get the fresh response after some time or it will be cached there all the time.