Offline mode #5

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witten · 2017-12-10T06:57:48Z

witten commented

2017-12-10 06:57:48 +00:00

As a user, I want the JavaScript IPFS gateway to continue working even when the centralized server that loads the JavaScript app is offline, so that I'm not reliant on a single point of failure and can load all of my content and applications from the distributed IPFS.

Ideally, after the first load of the JavaScript app, I never have to load it again for it to continue working.

As a user, I want the JavaScript IPFS gateway to continue working even when the centralized server that loads the JavaScript app is offline, so that I'm not reliant on a single point of failure and can load all of my content and applications from the distributed IPFS. Ideally, after the first load of the JavaScript app, I never have to load it again for it to continue working.

witten commented

2017-12-23 05:18:01 +00:00

Oh my god, this works! Service workers are magical. Once you load the initial page, you can take the server offline, and then any subsequent loads of that page will continue to work, even with a ctrl-R reload.

I don't know how the page source or the service worker will ever get updated, but that's a problem for another ticket.

Oh my god, this works! Service workers are magical. Once you load the initial page, you can take the server offline, and then any subsequent loads of that page will continue to work, even with a ctrl-R reload. I don't know how the page source or the service worker will ever get updated, but that's a problem for another ticket.

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2017-12-23 05:18:01 +00:00

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Reference: witten/intergalactic#5