One of the oldest WordPress caching plugins. Learn why you don't need caching plugins with modern frameworks.
You don't need WP Super Cache after migrating to Next.js or Astro. Modern frameworks offer built-in solutions or lightweight npm packages that replace WP Super Cache with better performance and zero plugin bloat. See the alternatives below.
Official docs: Next.js Documentation · Astro Documentation
WP Super Cache tries to fix WordPress's inherent performance problems. Static site generators eliminate the need for caching entirely.
Next.js and Astro generate static HTML at build time - no caching needed.
Use getStaticProps in Next.js or standard Astro pages for static generation.
Update static pages without full rebuilds.
Add revalidate option to getStaticProps or use route config.
Vercel, Netlify, and Cloudflare automatically cache at the edge.
Deploy to Vercel or Netlify - caching is automatic.
Understand your current caching config
Choose static generation strategy
Build your site with Next.js/Astro
Deploy to edge-enabled platform
Configure cache headers if needed
Monitor performance with Vercel Analytics
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