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# [Angular SSR automatic cache refresh using Firestore 🔥](https://camelcodes.hashnode.dev/angular-ssr-automatic-cache-refresh-using-firebase-firestore?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Howdy developers 👋 This is a follow-up post to finish what we have started in the last Angular SSR cache post. To summarize we have used Redis as a cache to serve Angular SSR routes faster. But we have a little gotcha here, when is this cache evicte...

Apr 4, 2023 · 5 min read · camelcodes.hashnode.dev  
Updated May 29, 2023  
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