offlineapps

I have angular 2 website. I want to use html 5 application cache mechanism for this website to creating offline app for browsers. is it possible? if it is can you guide me. Yes, It is possible through concept of service-worker, which should work in majority of the browsers. you can do that using this <script> if ('serviceWorker' in navigator) { navigator.serviceWorker.register('/service-worker.js').then(function(registration) { console.log('Service Worker registered'); }).catch(function(err) { console.log('Service Worker registration failed: ', err); }); } </script> Next you need to include

I have a page that has event listeners for the network status. When the network is 'offline' I want to disable any cross domain links as to go into an offline mode. I was trying to use .preventDefault() , however when the app comes back online I need to re-enable the links. Event Listeners //check network status if(!navigator.onLine) { offlineLinks(); //Offline mode function } //add event listeners for network status window.addEventListener('offline', function(e) { offlineLinks(); //Offline mode function }, false); window.addEventListener('online', function(e) { //need to re-enable links

I'm trying to piece together an architecture for a Windows Universal App leveraging Azure Mobile Services. It's a LOB app and will need to handle 100-250 offline\online tables. Currently Mobile Services doesn't support nested complex objects so on the service side I've mapped most of my tables straight through from entity framework. The question I have is whether I should use a separate layer to reconstitute the DTO's or if i should be doing this all through the service layer and the view model. My main concerns are isolation of responsibility (large team) and the performance overhead from the

Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . I'm new to Android and and made an application which fetched and post data to server and works fine in online mode. But I want to make it works in offline mode also, when there is no internet connection or network failure. It should also make changes (updates) to the server database when net is available. I have done lots of R & D but didn't get the useful info. Please someone guide me

I am in the planning phases for writing an application, still choosing the technology that I wish to use to write the app. The initial idea was to write a web-app but this has (had?) the downfall of being unable to be viewed offline. I then discovered cache manifest, and this potentially seemed like an answer. However, since that first point it seems that there are size limits on Cache Manifest. I can't find a full list of the size limits for each browser, so I can't tell if it's completely debilitating (though I think it may be). The browsers that I wish the app to work on are Firefox, Chrome