I feel like Service Workers are a underused technology with a lot of benefits, but very complex to set up and often misunderstood and what they do. Here are some case studies from Slack, Mux and me on where and how to use Service Workers
I assume you are one of those people that wants the web to go back to the 2000 era. Where JS is not as wide spread and multimedia is expensive to load. That’s why I assume if you want the web to be simpler you advocate for removing many of the current web standards/API. I meet too many people like that hence my immediate assumption
Naah, I do not have imaginary conversation. Those are what many people I speak on some discord server actually say when they talk about the web being too complex. While they used discord. And many people at that. That’s why I jump to the assumptions, my bad then.
The alternative to a less complex web is we will have more native applications. And honestly, I do not prefer that
That doesn’t need to be the case. Yes, there is a place for a “web app” with advanced tech, but most of the web isn’t a web app.
And, regarding native apps, that’s why there are downloadable web apps made in Wails, Tauri, or that disgusting Electron.
I assume you are one of those people that wants the web to go back to the 2000 era. Where JS is not as wide spread and multimedia is expensive to load. That’s why I assume if you want the web to be simpler you advocate for removing many of the current web standards/API. I meet too many people like that hence my immediate assumption
I am not who you think I am. I also never said half of that. You seem like the type who likes to gaslight and imagine conversations.
Naah, I do not have imaginary conversation. Those are what many people I speak on some discord server actually say when they talk about the web being too complex. While they used discord. And many people at that. That’s why I jump to the assumptions, my bad then.