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   by joelambert 10y ago

   Wow, cool to see this resurface again! I wrote this ~4 years ago and the web has come on along way in that time. New features such as service workers are definitely making offline a lot easier. On the subject of progressive enhancement, I&#
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   by joelambert 14y ago

   It's still quite tricky to to detect a reliable 'offline' state with HTML5. Using navigator.onLine tells you that you 'might have' internet access but even then you may actually be offline. Bu I agree that the most important issue is how to
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   by joelambert 14y ago

   Its definitely worthwhile, web apps are becoming richer all the time. Even if new content can't be retrieved, as a user I expect to be able to access/consume data the app has already presented. I'd argue the development is no more difficult
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   by joelambert 14y ago

   Thanks for linking, we would love to get peoples feedback on this. Some info about how this is built, for those interested... We're using HTML5/Phonegap/Cordova (and our own bespoke mobile JavaScript framework) to enable us to target all th
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   CSS 3D Transforms - The differences between Firefox & WebKit(blog.joelambert.co.uk)

   2 points by joelambert 15y ago|0 comments