Ruby on Rails Sunday, July 31, 2016

I think you could look at patterns of a progressive web application.
https://medium.com/@AdityaPunjani/building-flipkart-lite-a-progressive-web-app-2c211e641883#.4zqhjwuvx
flipkart mobile web application makes use of this. That's a life changing pattern for web apps but I'm afraid about compatibility issues with every browsers out there.

On Wednesday, July 27, 2016 at 5:34:57 PM UTC+5:30, amitoj singh wrote:
Hello Developers,
I am working on a Web rails project which is working fine with the
Internet. But I have to use this project in the areas where there is
no or very less internet connection. So I would have to make this web
application work offline.

The application contains multiple pages. How can I do so? I thought to
do so using cache I have found this
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/caching_with_rails.html. Can I use this
in my application? If yes then how?. I want all my views(html) as well
as assets( stylesheet and Javascript) should work offline.

I had tried rack offline but it can only do single page offline. Now I
am working on service worker but still unable to do multiple pages
offline.
Thanks.


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