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The HTML5 features we use are local storage and offline support. The most interesting thing about implementation is that we use a queue to do all the updates (t
by amix 14y ago
The HTML5 features we use are local storage and offline support. The most interesting thing about implementation is that we use a queue to do all the updates (this queue is stored in local storage along with all the other data). We also have a special sync API that manages stuff like temporary ids, duplication protection, fetching only new data etc. This API can be seen here: http://todoist.com/API/help/sync http://todoist.com/API/help/sync
I am currently doing a big technical blog post about the challenges and our experience of doing a HTML5 web-app. But you are very welcome to ask any questions here!
I have not read about anybody doing something similar at a large scale - so please shoot me a message if you have done something similar, my email is in my HN profile.