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How much prevelant is this design practice?
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I work in an e-commerce company and we have a god endpoint on one of our pages that provides 60-70KB response body and often takes more than half a second to complete. I am thinking of using http caching mechanism using e-tags and if-not-same headers to return 304s and optimise data transfer to client as well as UX. I wanted to know how good and prevelant this practice is. What are the things I should consider or beware of?
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