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I may be wrong, but there is a branch in the works (UI repo) that pulls the web socket out and replaces it all with http calls. So the web socket may not be here for long
You're correct, the devs are already committed to deprecating the websocket API. This may make caching easier in the future and people may use it more as a result. I'm a little bit skeptical as most of the the heavy requests are from authenticated users, and web-proxy caching authenticated requests without risking serving them up to the wrong user is also non-trivial. But caching is not my area of expertise, there may be straightforward solutions here.
But my comment was in reference to current releases in use on real world Lemmy servers.
Yes, I didnโt intend to downplay your comment. Caching at the proxy later with auth is something I am not familiar with. I never had to implement it in my career. (So far ๐ ) I just wanted to make it known that the web socket may be a thing of Lemmy past for anyone unaware
I never interpreted it that way. Your comment was helpful, and I was expanding on it with more context. Lemmy on, friend.
Good to hear! Lemmy on ๐ญโ