Ruby on Rails

On Fri, Jul 29, 2016 at 2:28 PM, Mike <mike.simkins@gmail.com> wrote:
> Reading the original post it sounds like the application is on the internet,
> but if the user is in a bad signal, or middle of the jungle area with no
> signal they still want the app to work.

Yup, The application is specially design for them who can not assess
the internet or the internet is not available there.

> There is no way that this will really happen as the dynamic pages will still
> require a connection to the server, you cannot cache a dynamic page (you can
> cache the result of a call for a limited time, but that is not dynamic),
> that is the point, it is dynamic, and so needs connectivity. you can cache
> the static assets, but that is about all.

The main thing in our application which we want to store in the cache
is a form. User can view and enter their information in the
form(without internet connectivity) and that information is stored
locally and when the application connects to the internet can
automatically sync the data which is present locally with the main
database on the server.


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