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I worked on a food tracking PWA, and getting it to be useful offline was horrible. We’d have to hit the API at least once a day to grab commonly used foods and
by nefitty 6y ago
I worked on a food tracking PWA, and getting it to be useful offline was horrible. We’d have to hit the API at least once a day to grab commonly used foods and refresh our temporary cache. The data did not change at all... eggs don’t suddenly have a different calorie count the next time you eat them lol
- OJFord 6y agoA database of all of the world's foods though could easily be larger than I'd like a calorie counting app on my phone to be though, for example. So it's not necessarily silly - network can be cheaper than disk.