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Phil Nash
September 21, 2015
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September 21, 2015
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Transcript
DATA: ONLINE AND OFF
Phil Nash @philnash http:/ /philna.sh
[email protected]
DATA: ONLINE AND OFF
OFFLINE FIRST
Offline first An application that treats the network as an
enhancement
Not offline first • Graceful failure to network requests •
Just saving data client side
None
None
THINGS TO CONSIDER
ASSETS
SERVICE WORKER
None
USER DATA
None
DATA: ONLINE AND OFF
Data: online and off • Traditional application data storage •
Traditional vs offline first • Browser based data storage • Offline first and data
TRADITIONAL APPLICATION DATA STORAGE
GET / POST
Traditional application data storage 1. POST data to a server
2. Server stores data in a database 1. GET request for data 2. Server interprets request and delivers
OFFLINE?
TRADITIONAL VS OFFLINE FIRST
INTERACT LOCALLY
Interact locally • Save data locally • Retrieve data from
local cache
Interact locally • Crazy fast! • The network doesn't matter
THEN SYNC
Sync • People have multiple devices • Good as a
backup
Sync • Can be asychronous • Can be intentional •
Requires network
DATA STORAGE IN THE FRONT END
LOCALSTORAGE
LocalStorage • Simple key value store • Synchronous (slow)
WEBSQL
WEBSQL
INDEXEDDB
IndexedDB • Asynchronous • o_O
MAKING DATA OFFLINE FIRST
Making data offline first We need something that is: •
Easily distributed • Eventually consistent • Resolves conflicts • Web friendly
None
CouchDB Apache CouchDB™ is a database that uses JSON for
documents, JavaScript for MapReduce indexes, and regular HTTP for its API
None
PouchDB • CouchDB for the browser/Node • Wraps IndexedDB or
WebSQL • LocalStorage adapter available as a plugin
DEMO
Offline first • The time for offline first is now
• Distributing data like this requires a change of mindset • Not all application data needs to be stored this way
Help me! On a scale of 0 to 10, how
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Thanks! @philnash http:/ /philna.sh
[email protected]
On a scale of 0
to 10, how likely is it that you would recommend this talk to a friend or colleague? 0203 322 5761