I know There has been a small problem with performance on large wikis and templates that are used in hundreds of articles, or articles that use many templates.
Am I correct in suspecting that (for wikipedia) this will be a non-issue as soon as the next version of squid is stable? I say this because of that feature squid will have to cache only certain parts of the page and keep others dynamic, almost like a template system. Could this feature be exploited to massively accelerate the rendering of pages that use templates?
I know that the problem of updating these templates still exists, but something is something, no?
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