October 2017
Intermediate to advanced
370 pages
8h 57m
English
When dealing with any dynamic content in AMP, it's always useful to consider how a page will work with the AMP Cache. Although most valid pages will work fine whether served from the cache or the original server, you should always test on both. This is particularly true for amp-live-list.
So what happens when an amp-live-list page is served from the AMP Cache? When the AMP Cache adds a server-generated page, it caches the result of what the server generated--the AMP Cache can't generate any new pages. So when amp-live-list makes a request back to the AMP Cache, it has to go back to the original server for updates when the caching schedule permits. This means that it will get updates, but it might ...
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