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Cache all the http requests to a domain

As a frontend engineer, I'm wondering if there is a way to speed up my development by using a tool at the browser level (or any other kind of tool) to cache all the requests to a server. Through hot restart, I have to wait to fetch a lot of requests to refresh the page and return to the desired state of the application. A lot of times I don't need to have these pieces of information live. A cached version is fine (also that would avoid useless server workload).

In short, to put it simple, is there a way to cache a request with all the parameters like "http://myserver/endpoint/?params" and make the browser return the cached result? Basically, a whole server as a cached backend.

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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