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Add support for ServiceWorkers (a.k.a. "offline mode") #180

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podviaznikov opened this issue Mar 15, 2017 · 0 comments
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Add support for ServiceWorkers (a.k.a. "offline mode") #180

podviaznikov opened this issue Mar 15, 2017 · 0 comments

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There is new HTML feature called ServiceWorkers. This allows to cache all needed resources and make site work offline without Internet connection.

This seems like a good feature for blogs, which can be opened once and read later.

I implemented such caching service worker for my personal site: https://podviaznikov.com/sw.js.
It would be good to have something similar as perun task.
GatsbyJS has such support built in. We can do something similar for sure: gatsbyjs/gatsby#670

bhagany added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 26, 2017
This feature will allow sites built with Perun to be installed as an
app on systems that support it. When paired with #180, this will be
a slick offline experience.
bhagany added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 30, 2017
This feature will allow sites built with Perun to be installed as an
app on systems that support it. When paired with #180, this will be
a slick offline experience.
bhagany added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 30, 2017
This feature will allow sites built with Perun to be installed as an
app on systems that support it. When paired with #180, this will be
a slick offline experience.
@allentiak allentiak changed the title Add offline support Add support for ServiceWorkers (a.k.a. "offline mode") Mar 13, 2019
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