Side quest sneak peek: a browser extension that visualizes (Service Worker) Cache Storage for web sites.
Decided to build this after seeing how difficult it is too see what's stored in Service Worker cache. They can (accidentally) take up quite a lot of storage space.
Repo: https://github.com/cheeaun/stakataka
Not released yet, under review in Chrome Web Store.
“A Local-First Case Study” by @jakelazaroff
https://jakelazaroff.com/words/a-local-first-case-study/
> It helps a lot that various libraries in the ecosystem compose well. Just snapping together ProseMirror, Yjs and Y-Sweet gave me a collaborative rich text editor with shared cursors. Adding in `yjs-indexeddb` made it work offline. This was all mostly out of the box, with very little setup; the degree to which everything Just Works is…
️ https://nicolas-hoizey.com/links/2024/10/07/a-local-first-case-study/
“Building a Single-Page App with htmx” by @jakelazaroff
https://jakelazaroff.com/words/building-a-single-page-app-with-htmx/
> It’s a simple proof of concept todo list. Once the page is loaded, there is no additional communication with a server. Everything happens locally on the client.
>
> How does that work, given that htmx is focused on managing hypermedia exchanges over the network?
>
> With one simple trick: the “server-side” code runs in a service…
️ https://nicolas-hoizey.com/links/2024/10/07/building-a-single-page-app-with-htmx/
We had fun squashing bugs in DevTools in Firefox
132, get the details in https://fxdx.dev/firefox-devtools-newsletter-132/
#JavaScript #ServiceWorker that occassionally checks an #RSS feed and creates a notification if new items have arrived.
“A Local-First Case Study” by @jakelazaroff
https://jakelazaroff.com/words/a-local-first-case-study/
> It helps a lot that various libraries in the ecosystem compose well. Just snapping together ProseMirror, Yjs and Y-Sweet gave me a collaborative rich text editor with shared cursors. Adding in `yjs-indexeddb` made it work offline. This was all mostly out of the box, with very little setup; the degree to which everything Just Works is…
️ https://nicolas-hoizey.com/links/2024/10/07/a-local-first-case-study/
“Building a Single-Page App with htmx” by @jakelazaroff
https://jakelazaroff.com/words/building-a-single-page-app-with-htmx/
> It’s a simple proof of concept todo list. Once the page is loaded, there is no additional communication with a server. Everything happens locally on the client.
>
> How does that work, given that htmx is focused on managing hypermedia exchanges over the network?
>
> With one simple trick: the “server-side” code runs in a service…
️ https://nicolas-hoizey.com/links/2024/10/07/building-a-single-page-app-with-htmx/
Turbo pet peeve at work is when a customer acts wayyy too familiar. It’s fine if I see you several times a week, or hell! Even once a week! Just some kind of regularity. But I *just* met this dude today and he’s all “where did ya go? I needed a drink and you’re on break!” Like dude idk you like that. Also he needed attention from either me or the other bartender constantly. We got other customers man, don’t worry I’ll be over to listen to your life story after I clear service bar.
Why is #Fennec #FDroid still stuck in version 124 
I need the #ServiceWorker support in #Firefox 125 
Sorry not to appreciate her philanthropy properly for you
I've been paying off my #StudentDebt for almost 20 years & barely touched the principal bc I wasn't able to finish my degree & got stuck in low-wage #ServiceWorker positions
It's coming out of #SocialSecurity & part-time library work now
#Capitalism is stupid & I don't gaf if there's one or two nice billionaires out there. Billionaires shouldn't exist while children live in cars
Regarding local development of apps that have service workers, a simpler fix is to open them in an Incognito / Private Browsing window. That way the SW gets reinstalled and you start fresh. Never have an old SW sitting around ready ruin your day.
https://social.tchncs.de/@teleclimber/111190583948649111
I got this by reading through the #Workbox docs: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/improving-development-experience/#service-worker-development-aids
How should you manage a #WebSocket connection in a Multi-page App? Say, one that needs to listen on all pages all the time like a chat widget?
Do you connect in the main thread, and just reconnect on each page navigation?
Or do you create the #socket in a #serviceWorker instead?
I am really second guessing the decision to build this in #NextJS.
There's a LOT of confusion around the new #AppRouter paradigm, the Discord is a madhouse.
I've been struggling just to get the #serviceWorker and #webmanifest for the #PWA set up right. It seems most people use `next-pwa` but it hasn't been updated to support AppRouter yet so there's a nasty fix to do. https://github.com/shadowwalker/next-pwa/issues/424
I haven't even attempted #ServerComponents yet.
Why is it ALWAYS such a pain in the ass to register a #serviceWorker for a #PWA with a build-time #web #framework.
Nobody ever considers this use-case when they design these things and we end up with some hacky workaround with tons of caveats.
Hmm, seems like the 500ing is only when I load the page in an incognito window... it's probably still my #workbox cache in the #serviceWorker, but I'm going to replace the `StaleWhileRevalidate` strategy with `NetworkFirst`. This will mean that the page will have to wait for a network response, but it will maintain my offline support so the #PWA install prompt will still appear. #WebDev
First I've got to figure out why my static assets are 500ing half the time. It's probably my slapdash #serviceWorker #caching strategy. I like to use #staleWhileRevalidate because it feels like I should just serve from the #cache if I have *something* but I don't feel like prompting the user to reload if there's fresh data. It's probably a bad UX though. I find myself reloading the page several times just to make sure I'm looking at fresh data.
Who still thinks writing a Service Worker for basic features (performance with cache, offline fallback) is cumbersome?
Using #Workbox recipes make it so easy!
Here's the Service Worker for https://pack11ty.dev 
https://github.com/nhoizey/pack11ty/blob/main/src/assets/js/service-worker.js
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![A lot of them probably wouldn’t last at your job
fuck-customers
Last year I had an internship at a fancy office during the day, and a food service job at night. One of the ladies at the office told me she needed a part-time job for some extra cash, and I let her know about an opening in my food service job, described what would be expected, all of that.
Guys. She quit after one (1) shift, called me the next day, and ranted, “You never told me it was going to be that hard, is that what you do every night?! I'm not 20 anymore, I'm 50, I can't believe they only pay you $9.50/hr to do all that work!" [For the record, I had coworkers who were 65+]
She was shocked when I explained that yeah, most food service jobs require you to stock heavy boxes, work the register, and learn to cook/prep food, then clean up. before you go home. It never occurred to her that people who “just flip burgers” actually have demanding jobs. “I'm going to have to be extra nice to those people from now on!” Like yeah, no shit?](https://s3.eu-central-2.wasabisys.com/mastodonworld/media_attachments/files/112/974/835/636/364/865/original/f236cda9a03fda9b.png "A lot of them probably wouldn’t last at your job
fuck-customers
Last year I had an internship at a fancy office during the day, and a food service job at night. One of the ladies at the office told me she needed a part-time job for some extra cash, and I let her know about an opening in my food service job, described what would be expected, all of that.
Guys. She quit after one (1) shift, called me the next day, and ranted, “You never told me it was going to be that hard, is that what you do every night?! I'm not 20 anymore, I'm 50, I can't believe they only pay you $9.50/hr to do all that work!\" [For the record, I had coworkers who were 65+]
She was shocked when I explained that yeah, most food service jobs require you to stock heavy boxes, work the register, and learn to cook/prep food, then clean up. before you go home. It never occurred to her that people who “just flip burgers” actually have demanding jobs. “I'm going to have to be extra nice to those people from now on!” Like yeah, no shit?")
Mima-sama 
