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JQuery offline released
- logic 16y agoI'm right in the middle of a project that needs something like this; I assumed I'd be rolling support for it myself. This should save me a quite bit of time, although it only implements half of what I need (the other half being merging local changes back to the remote resource when back online). Thanks for the pointer!
- beilabs 16y agoI'm in the same boat, if you find anything suitable, let me know.... @beilabs
- eli 16y agoSeems like merging changes and dealing with conflicts is the much harder half.
- chacha102 16y agoI would think that this would be a fairly application-specific system, and thus jQuery or other popular frameworks wouldn't be able to provide a method in a fairly abstract way. I might be wrong though...
- logic 16y agoQuite right. Also, the much more interesting half, so I'm not exactly upset about it. :)
- beilabs 16y agoHoly crap, I was just about to implement this functionality this morning, this saved me a butt load of time.....thanks..
- keefe 16y agoHave you considered adding support for additional persistence layers? http://pablotron.org/?cid=1557 http://pablotron.org/?cid=1557 This guy claims to have unified quite a number of them, I have not tested it.
- chip 16y agoConsider this project http://github.com/marcuswestin/store.js http://github.com/marcuswestin/store.js as a fallback for browsers that don't support localStorage.
- euroclydon 16y agoDoes Firefox warn the user when Javascript attempts to use local storage?
- richbradshaw 16y agono.
- wookiehangover 16y agoI sat in on Yehuda's breakout session about this at jQueryCon... really exciting stuff! Awesome use of the localStorage.