Cache rendered Blade views to store compiled templates and reduce server processing time. Laravel's caching mechanisms like cache() helper or Blade directives (@cache, @once) can improve page load speeds significantly.
{{-- Example of caching a Blade view --}}
@cache('key')
<!-- Cached content -->
@endcache
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