Front-end Django caching refers to caching the generated HTML or JSON responses in the user's browser, rather than caching the data at the server level. This technique can significantly reduce the load on the server and improve the performance of the application, as the client-side caching allows the browser to quickly retrieve previously cached data without making requests to the server. Front-end Django caching can be done using browser caching directives, such as setting the cache-control header, to instruct the browser to cache the response for a specified period.
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