I was actually wondering when fake service worker servers would take web dev by storm and become the preferred way for offline-first web apps. Go to /take-censu

I was actually wondering when fake service worker servers would take web dev by storm and become the preferred way for offline-first web apps. Go to /take-census-with-spotty-connection, a "web app" bundled into a service worker gives a form, submit it and the web app saves it into in-browser database. I imagined it as a pure js solution though. After a Django+React project demanded 24 hour days from my team, I achieved the insight that with pure Django pages, you call (request) using strings containing function name and parameters like `/articles/page/2` and get an output (response) and the runtime (browser) can memoize (cache) the result since the whole process is... functional. Some of my react pages had a dozen ways of reaching illegal states, many caused by network calls. The former became the ideal to strive for. Hence why I think fake web servers via service workers will be popular for bug free (heh) offline first apps.