PWAs Made Easy: Unlocking Offline Storage
Storing Data Beyond a Single User Session: A Progressive Web App Solution The Limitations of localStorage When building a progressive web app (PWA), you may want to store information that…
"Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand." ― Martin Fowler
Storing Data Beyond a Single User Session: A Progressive Web App Solution The Limitations of localStorage When building a progressive web app (PWA), you may want to store information that…
The Power of Offline Storage: Unlocking Seamless Web Experiences Understanding IndexedDB IndexedDB is an inbuilt database for browsers, providing a structured way to store data locally. It consists of databases,…
The Evolution of Browser Data Storage: A Comprehensive Guide From Cookies to Modern Solutions When cookies were first introduced, they were the only way for browsers to save data. However,…
Unlock the Power of Universal Database Layering with nanoSQL What is nanoSQL? nanoSQL is a standardized query language that allows you to interact with multiple databases, including MySQL, MongoDB, indexedDB,…
Client-Side Storage and Cache Invalidation Strategies for Progressive Web Applications When building a progressive web application, one crucial aspect to consider is client-side storage. This involves deciding where to store…
Unlock the Full Potential of Progressive Web Apps with Browser Storage When we think of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), we often associate them with caching static resources to enable offline…
Unlocking Seamless Offline Functionality in Modern Apps In today’s digital landscape, users expect apps to provide a seamless experience, even when internet connectivity is intermittent or unavailable. Offline functionality has…