A Practical Guide to Caching in Laravel
Caching can make your application feel instantly faster, but it can also create confusion if you are not clear on what is stored and for how long. Laravel provides a common interface for various cache backends, so you can keep your code flexible.
In this article we walk through page level caching, fragment caching for parts of a view, and caching heavy queries. We also discuss how to tag and invalidate cache entries when data changes.
Once you understand these patterns you can speed up slow areas without adding much complexity.