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CacheExtender 0.5: More Control Over How Evolution CMS Caches Pages
CacheExtender was interesting because it addressed a real pain point: default caching rules were not always flexible enough for complex Evo sites.
The old note around CacheExtender 0.5 was brief, but the problem it targeted was important: Evolution CMS projects often needed more selective control over what should be cached, when, and under which conditions.
Why that mattered
- some pages were mostly static but had small dynamic fragments
- some listing pages needed cache exceptions based on parameters
- teams needed performance without giving up predictable rendering
Tools like CacheExtender became part of the Evo ecosystem because they let projects keep the speed benefits of static caching while still adapting to real-world dynamic behavior.
Working with Evolution CMS Templates in an IDE Instead of the Manager
Why many teams moved template editing out of the manager and into an IDE workflow, using file includes, versioning, and diff tools for safer development.
ddTypograph 2.0 Beta and the Shift Toward Cleaner Editorial Output
A short ecosystem note on ddTypograph 2.0 beta and why output-cleaning utilities remained important for editorial Evolution CMS projects.