⭐ Web Tip: Why Add Version Numbers to CSS & JavaScript Files?
When you update your website’s design or scripts, browsers may keep showing an old version to speed things up. Adding a version number like ?v=1.0.0 tells the browser, "This is the newest version!" 🆕
This trick helps:
▶️ Make sure users see the latest updates without clearing cache
▶️ Keep track of different versions as you work
▶️ Keep things running smoothly with easy updates
⚡️ Read more on this here: 👇🏽
https://blog.siltawi.com/post/web-development-tip-versioning-in-css-javascript-files/
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Have you seen ?v=1.0.0 at the end of a CSS or JavaScript link? 🤔 It’s called cache busting!
When you update your website’s design or scripts, browsers may keep showing an old version to speed things up. Adding a version number like ?v=1.0.0 tells the browser, "This is the newest version!" 🆕
This trick helps:
▶️ Make sure users see the latest updates without clearing cache
▶️ Keep track of different versions as you work
▶️ Keep things running smoothly with easy updates
So next time you update, bump up that version number!
Happy coding! 👨💻
⚡️ Read more on this here: 👇🏽
https://blog.siltawi.com/post/web-development-tip-versioning-in-css-javascript-files/
#WebDev #CSS #JavaScript #CacheBusting #CodingTips #Frontend