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!Image descriptionhttps://dev-to-uploads.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/e8hwzlfdk7uxwq5xloxr.webp This is Part 1 of a 4-part series on building a high-speed, race-condition-proof digital marketplace for schools using Vanilla JS, Supaba...

We have arrived at the grand finale of our engineering series. Across the four previous installments, we designed the database architecture and FastAPI backendhttps://datalaria.com/en/posts/app-lifeopspart1arquitecturabackend/, crafted the Glassmorph...

Most of the PWA writing out there is aimed at content sites, and games break those assumptions immediately because the asset budget is an order of magnitude larger. This is the split that has worked for us, written for people who ship builds rather t...

title: "Enhancement on Caching and Service Workers" published: true tags: video, youtube, devcommunity, javascript, cache, performance Welcome to My Video Post Following my previous article on getting started with service workers and cachinghttps...

Building a progressive web app is different from building a regular website, because every part of it has to be treated like a native app. I’ve built several progressive web apps, and the most important thing to get right is the mobile navigation. O...

Ever wondered why some sites loads slow when you first visit them, but after loading the full page when you get back the next time the site loads instantly fast, in today’s guide I will be walking you through the beauty of service worker by demonstr...

Welcome to the fourth entry on the Progressive Web Application with Django series. In this chapter we will learn how to install our webapp as a native application. Very useful and really easy. Allowing native installation With a small change to...

Welcome to the third entry on the Progressive Web Application with Django series. In this chapter, we'll learn how to cache resources for our PWA to be able to use them offline, without an active internet connection. !Online and offline resources i...