crookie

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   by crookie 9y ago

   Thanks, will look into it . :)
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   by crookie 9y ago

   Well, it's not that odd, but refreshing the app after doing some check using API's is the only way ?
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   by crookie 9y ago

   We are building a new product , and every time we release a new feature , our sales team call up and inform them about the change. Some of them do not refresh their screen and so changes are not visible to them , at that time our sales rep
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   by crookie 9y ago

   Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it . Will update with what approach i took. I am most probably going to use the webpack hash to do the check .
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   by crookie 9y ago

   It is not actually about cache busting. I generate unique filenames for all my JS files and other assets when they update, but the client browser gets to know about them when they download index file, untill then they dont need anything els
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   React JS Code delivery

   3 points by crookie 9y ago|11 comments