Yes! I think its very important to really analyze your calls before thinking of a caching solution. In terms of a functional first approach (every input will always get the same output) I think caching is amazing, when you don't have to deal with side effect issues. Its also good to make sure your cache is getting hit a good percentage of the time. If the cache misses 99% of the time, then a cache is probably not going to help.
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Yes! I think its very important to really analyze your calls before thinking of a caching solution. In terms of a functional first approach (every input will always get the same output) I think caching is amazing, when you don't have to deal with side effect issues. Its also good to make sure your cache is getting hit a good percentage of the time. If the cache misses 99% of the time, then a cache is probably not going to help.