Please I am using ionic storage for my ionic angular app which will be compiled to native(iOS, Android) not PWA. Is there a way to sync my offline data to my express.js server when online? I want the synchronization to happen in the background. Will service work for my use case considering it being compiled to native.
A service worker is an unnecessary piece of crap that runs without user permission even long after you shut down the associated website. They're worse than cookies and need to be banned.
Thanks Subrat for the great explanation !!
Good explanation! Helped me a lot!!!!!!!
Good detailed description
Awesome, instead angular u explain in basic html, css, js file also
bro very good video ... pls make your sound or voice good
Thanks, I am trying to do something in EQ it will be good in future, thanks for the feedback 🙂
Please I am using ionic storage for my ionic angular app which will be compiled to native(iOS, Android) not PWA. Is there a way to sync my offline data to my express.js server when online? I want the synchronization to happen in the background. Will service work for my use case considering it being compiled to native.
Hey in ionic its different, you can check capacitor to create a background task.
can we make job scheduler system using service workers means expierts the tokens if time is expired
Hey @subrat pls make a one video to detect Internet connection so that we can display a toast to user pls check your Internet connection.
navigator.online return you a Boolean value, so using that you can check a user is online or offline ( true is for online).
@@FunOfHeuristic dude have tried many times but never reflect I don't know why if you have Repo or your video share with me. Pls
Hi, the video is coming at 10:45 today
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Hi Subrat, can we send request with headers ?
Nice.
good work bro
Thanks subrat
You are welcome Anil 🙂.
please make more videos on Angular 9 features
very good
Thank you so much!!!
A service worker is an unnecessary piece of crap that runs without user permission even long after you shut down the associated website. They're worse than cookies and need to be banned.
Bad for the end-user but good for developer's point of view :) If developer's intentions is to improve user experience using Service Workers :)