JQuery offline released

http://github.com/wycats/jquery-offline/

by ifesdjeen • 16 years ago

115 11 16 years ago

logic2• 16 years ago

I'm right in the middle of a project that needs something like this; I assumed I'd be rolling support for it myself. This should save me a quite bit of time, although it only implements half of what I need (the other half being merging local changes back to the remote resource when back online). Thanks for the pointer!

beilabs2• 16 years ago

I'm in the same boat, if you find anything suitable, let me know....

@beilabs

eli• 16 years ago

Seems like merging changes and dealing with conflicts is the much harder half.

chacha102• 16 years ago

I would think that this would be a fairly application-specific system, and thus jQuery or other popular frameworks wouldn't be able to provide a method in a fairly abstract way.

I might be wrong though...

logic2• 16 years ago

Quite right. Also, the much more interesting half, so I'm not exactly upset about it. :)

beilabs2• 16 years ago

Holy crap, I was just about to implement this functionality this morning, this saved me a butt load of time.....thanks..

keefe• 16 years ago

Have you considered adding support for additional persistence layers?

http://pablotron.org/?cid=1557 This guy claims to have unified quite a number of them, I have not tested it.

chip• 16 years ago

Consider this project http://github.com/marcuswestin/store.js as a fallback for browsers that don't support localStorage.

euroclydon• 16 years ago

Does Firefox warn the user when Javascript attempts to use local storage?

richbradshaw• 16 years ago

no.

wookiehangover• 16 years ago

I sat in on Yehuda's breakout session about this at jQueryCon... really exciting stuff! Awesome use of the localStorage.

JQuery offline released

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