Hi, I've been wondering about this for some days and tried out several things, but none of them really did the trick for me, so I decided to ask you for help. In my T5 webapp, I have some configurable data, namely consisting of an ID, a CSS color code and localized descriptions. This information is used by a couple of pages and rarely changes, so I thought it best to serve it as a JSON object in a separate JS file which can then be @Import'ed in the pages where I need it and cached and re-used by the browser. As the content is configurable from within the application, I know when the content has changed, so I can adapt the URL and force the browser to load the new content. I already tried two approaches - by implementing a Dispatcher and an AssetFactory (which seems the right direction to me), - but neither seemed to feel absolutely right. I'm aware that there probably won't be the *one way* to do it, but maybe you could give me some insight on how that would be best accomplished. Thanks in advance for your help.
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