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Offline Content Storage and Sync with Server when Modified

InnovationM

What is If-Modified-Since? The smart and efficient way to get images, icons and more from your server. If-Modified-Since is an HTTP header Which is sent to the server as a condition. If the content has been changed on the server, then the server responds with 200 status code with the whole requested document.

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Five popular databases for mobile apps in 2022 – Choose the right one for your application

Trigent

user authentication information, transactions carried out by a user, listing and updating inventory, offline state when out of network. If the application needs to sync with peers or a central database, it is best to go with a database that provides a sync feature such as Realm or Couchbase Lite. Cross-platform support.

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The Good and the Bad of Firebase Backend Services

Altexsoft

Realtime Database is essentially a NoSQL cloud-storage that can be connected with the application to provide real time access to the data across different platforms. One of the advantages is that the database can work offline, caching the data in device memory, and after reconnecting to the internet, synchronizing it. What is Firebase?

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The Good and the Bad of Firebase Backend Services

Altexsoft

Realtime Database is essentially a NoSQL cloud-storage that can be connected with the application to provide real time access to the data across different platforms. One of the advantages is that the database can work offline, caching the data in device memory, and after reconnecting to the internet, synchronizing it. What is Firebase?

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Request with Intent: Caching Strategies in the Age of PWAs

A List Apart

In order to improve performance, it’s tempting to cache as much of this content as possible, but should we? In order to improve performance, it’s tempting to cache as much of this content as possible, but should we? We can now cache everything we want to… and therein lies a potential problem. In most cases, no. Best intentions.