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Could someone explain the following: "Connections are all stored locally, also for speed and so if you’re offline, you can still access them."? I'm confused as
by neovive 15y ago
Could someone explain the following: "Connections are all stored locally, also for speed and so if you’re offline, you can still access them."? I'm confused as to how a connection to a remote resource can be accessed offline. Is all of the data cached locally? Further down they mention "We don’t use the browser’s caching system" so I'm assuming they have custom built the cache.
- jtbigwoo 15y ago"Connection" is linked-in-speak for "Friend."
- viscanti 15y agoThey're likely storing everything (a JSON file with all Connection info)in LocalStorage on the mobile device. That info can be viewed/edited without a data connection, then can be sync'd the next time they're online. This is a hybrid app (as opposed to a web app or native app) that uses some native elements and some web app elements; so it's possible they're using native storage (which should be more performant and reliable).