HTML5 Part Three: Session and local storage, Web databases and application cache
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Marcus Lofthouse (tunecore.com) will continue the HTML5 series by exploring the following web storage techniques:
1. Session and local storage—Providing a JavaScript accessible interface to key-value storage.
2. Web databases—Relational database support for storing structured data inside the browser.
3. Application cache—Providing the ability to define a list of files the browser should store locally and not request from the server again (until you explicitly signal the browser that you have something new to offer). Strategically used, this allows for the creation of web applications that can be used completely offline.
1. Session and local storage—Providing a JavaScript accessible interface to key-value storage.
2. Web databases—Relational database support for storing structured data inside the browser.
3. Application cache—Providing the ability to define a list of files the browser should store locally and not request from the server again (until you explicitly signal the browser that you have something new to offer). Strategically used, this allows for the creation of web applications that can be used completely offline.
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