I’m figuring out how to access data stored in service worker web cache. My service worker looks like this: Where the three las ones URLS inside the event ‘install’ are request to my server which responds with JSON that I need to access in the client. They’re stored correctly in the cache. Then, how can I have access to this
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Upload to Azure Blob via javascript upload ticket
I am building an upload tool for our website. One of the requirements is the ability to store large files into specific azure blobs. I am running into limitations of Azure Web Apps being able to handle this on the server side. Is there a way out there to create an upload ticket (similar to vimeo) that our server can
Read JSON that is in website source in client-side vanilla javascript
I have a simple JSON file sitting in a data folder within the source of my website. In a javascript script I want to read the JSON and update the DOM with the information inside. The file structure of my website is like this I obviously can’t use require() from nodejs because this is on the client side. I don’t
Multiple websocket connections
Is there any advantages of having two distinct websocket connections to the same server from the same client? To me this seems a bad design choice, but is there any reason why/where it should work out better? Answer There are several reasons why you might want to do that but they probably aren’t too common (at least not yet): You