https://nxfuga.com/tags/performance/ Recent content in Performance on Popular AI Hugo -- gohugo.io en-us Mon, 20 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://nxfuga.com/posts/note-9c2e4f8b0d/ Mon, 20 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000 https://nxfuga.com/posts/note-9c2e4f8b0d/ <h2 id="static-sites-at-the-edge-cache-rules-matter-more-than-frameworks">Static Sites at the Edge: Cache Rules Matter More Than Frameworks </h2><p>Generators like Hugo turn Markdown into HTML fast; that part is rarely the bottleneck once you ship. What dominates perceived performance is <strong>how long assets stay correct at the edge</strong>: HTML can be short-lived while immutable hashed assets can be cached aggressively.</p> <p>Treat HTML as dynamic with respect to navigation and metadata updates, even when the origin is static storage. Give long <code>max-age</code> only to fingerprinted files (<code>main.abc123.css</code>), and pair that with a purge or version bump path when you redeploy. If you skip invalidation, users see the new layout with old CSS—or vice versa—and it looks like a “framework bug.”</p> <p>Instrumentation completes the picture. Measure Time to First Byte and Largest Contentful Paint by region, not only locally. The winning setup is boring: predictable URLs, explicit cache classes, and automation that updates both content and its references in one coherent release.</p>