Rajgour·18h agoThe Need for Speed: How Database Indexes Find One Record Among MillionsAuthor: Raj Gour Topic: Database Indexes (MySQL / PostgreSQL) Subject: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Mirdadoeva Orasta·Nov 4IndexedDB: A Successful Request Is Not a Saved TransactionShow “Saved” when the transaction completes, not when one write succeeds
Martin·Oct 12Don’t Lose User Data on Bad Wi-Fi: An Offline Outbox in ReactTap save on a bad connection: nothing gets lost, and nothing gets saved twice
Jude Eigbiremonlen·Oct 3How not to build a DB (One Efficient Database Design Principles)If you are building a project that will eventually have huge records in your database, for example 7,000+ rows, you need to learn the…
Abul Kalam Azad·Aug 29IndexedDB Isn’t Just Browser Storage: How to Build Offline-First Web AppsWhy local persistence, transactions, indexes, and offline synchronization make IndexedDB one of the most powerful — and misunderstood —…A response icon1A response icon1
habtesoft·Jul 16Mastering Progressive Web Apps: Building Resilient Offline-First Experiences with Service Workers…In today’s hyper-connected world, ironically, the expectation for web applications to function flawlessly without a connection has never…
Bhanu Prakash·Jun 19Why YouTube Works Offline Better Than Facebook — And How to Build an Offline‑First Web AppMost developers think of YouTube and Facebook as two large content platforms with similar web architectures. In practice, they are built…
P10·Jun 14Building a Local-First Browser Extension with IndexedDB and Dexie.jsRecently, I built ClickShot, a browser extension for taking notes while watching YouTube lectures, tutorials, and educational videos. Feel…
Omar Gamal·Jun 8How to use IndexedDB?So, consdering I am the developer of Whatsapp Web Designer, my extension is built on the idea of caching the data client-side, I may not be…
