SuperAPI – API Caching with Automatic Invalidation (No Code Changes)
SuperAPI – API Caching with Automatic Invalidation (No Code Changes)
Hey HN We built SuperAPI ( https://trysuperapi.com ) to solve a pain many devs know too well: API performance and caching are hard, especially when dealing with dynamic data and invalidation logic. SuperAPI is a plug-and-play caching layer that: - Sits in front of your load-balancer - Caches responses out of the box - Automatically invalidates relevant cache entries when your database changes - Requires zero code changes This interactive playground shows exactly how it works: - Run real queries against a sample API - Watch cache hits and misses live - Update the DB and see the cache invalidate — automatically Would love your feedback on anything that isn't clear on how SuperAPI works. Thanks — Ayush, Hrithik & Adithya from SuperAPI
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