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Extending the offline web - asyncjs talk

This repo contains material created for a talk given at async.js on Thursday 23 June 2016.

Install node app to run slide deck

  • Install node.js
  • Clone or download this repo to your local machine
  • In a command line move to the projects parent directory
  • $ npm install
  • $ node app
  • The slide website can then be accessed from http://localhost:3030/slides/
  • The web worker code examples from http://localhost:3030/code/

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Offline

Push

UX, design and research

Data and sync

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Tools and libraries

  • ManifeStation - automatically build web app manifest from web page metadata
  • upup - simple library offline.html page to your site
  • Lighthouse - Chrome, tools forauditing and performance metrics for Progressive Web Apps
  • sw-precache - Chrome, a module for generating a service worker that precaches resources
  • sw-toolbox - Chrome, a library provides common caching patterns
  • sw-helpers - Chrome, a collection of libraries that help enhance your existing service worker
  • Lunr.js - offline free text search
  • Nedb - the query engine from nedb
  • Geolib - nearby search
  • LocalForage - data persistence
  • Elasticlunr - Extended faster version of lunr.js
  • IndexedDB Promised - Promises wrap of indexdb
  • Dixie.js - Wrapper for indexdb
  • Pouchdb - Universal db with sync
  • Hoodie - Offline-first architecture for web apps
  • Pusher - Realtime messaging (SaaS)
  • Firebase - Realtime messaging and synced db (SaaS)

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