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What do you mean having your web app statically served? Either it's a website, which can be static, or it's a web app, which cannot really. You can't get far wi
by afandian 14y ago
What do you mean having your web app statically served? Either it's a website, which can be static, or it's a web app, which cannot really. You can't get far with just JS. Did I misunderstand your comment?
- davidjgraph 14y agoOur web app - https://www.draw.io/ https://www.draw.io/. Entire thing is served statically. If you don't think you can do much with just JS, you're a few years out of date...
- afandian 14y agoI suppose it depends what you want to do. I wouldn't dream of allowing a JS app, in general, to run without the server working. This may not be the case in your particular JS app. Local storage or no local storage. I don't think it's too much of a stretch to say that most web apps depend on sessions.
- awj 14y agoSo I can load up your web app on my phone, do some work, then switch over to my laptop and pick up where I left off without noticing that your app server is down? I'd like to know how that works.