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Discussing use cases #240

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tobie opened this issue Apr 20, 2014 · 5 comments
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Discussing use cases #240

tobie opened this issue Apr 20, 2014 · 5 comments
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@tobie
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tobie commented Apr 20, 2014

Hi,

I have a number of ServiceWorker related use cases some of which might be out of scope, e.g.:

  • embedded Google maps working for a predefined area,
  • embedded Google maps replaced by a static map when offline,
  • client-side wrapping and dependency management of CJS modules for dev purposes,
  • automatic client-side pre-processing of less files for dev purposes,
  • re-routing all same-origin navigation events to the same browsing context,
  • etc.

What's the best solution to share/discuss those?

  1. Add them to the examples/ dir and make a pull request for each one?
  2. open an issue for each of them?
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piranna commented Apr 20, 2014

My use case is to register a protocol handler on a path managed by a ServiceWorker, so all the requests using that protocol scheme would be managed without needing a server.

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@piranna something about your email replies is really messing up the formatting, can you reply via GitHub instead? I've been fixing them per comment, but I'd rather not.

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piranna commented Apr 22, 2014

Sorry about that, it happens from time to time and don't know why. I'll reply directly here instead.

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@tobie Pull requests sound good. The third party ones sound great!

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annevk commented Jun 16, 2014

Does this need to remain open?

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