Consider storing the `.ttl` files in `window.caches` for improved repeat load

[tomayac]

The payload of the .ttl files is massive and the cache headers (due to GitHub defaults) aren't optimal:

Consider adding the .ttl files to window.caches (with potentially an IndexedDB fallback) for improved repeat loads.

[pchampin]

When offline, I'm assuming that the PWA framework already takes care of this (@lmedini, correct me if I'm wrong).
When online, what's the benefit over relying on the standard cache of the browser. In my case, I can see that the cached version of those files is often use when I reload...

(what still takes time is the parsing of the cached TTL :-/, but's that's another story)

[tomayac]

When offline, I'm assuming that the PWA framework already takes care of this (@lmedini, correct me if I'm wrong).

Right now there is no Service Worker.

When online, what's the benefit over relying on the standard cache of the browser. In my case, I can see that the cached version of those files is often use when I reload...

The cache header states max-age=300, that's not long for such a huge file…

[lmedini]

Hi Thomas, Can you check this one then? ;-) https://sympozer.liris.cnrs.fr/www2018_pwa Thanks a lot, Lionel. De : Thomas Steiner [mailto:notifications@github.com] Envoyé : jeudi 19 avril 2018 17:50 À : sympozer/sympozer-client-seed-v2 Cc : MEDINI LIONEL; Mention Objet : Re: [sympozer/sympozer-client-seed-v2] Consider storing the `.ttl` files in `window.caches` for improved repeat load (#10) When offline, I'm assuming that the PWA framework already takes care of this (@lmedini<https://github.com/lmedini>, correct me if I'm wrong). Right now there is no Service Worker. When online, what's the benefit over relying on the standard cache of the browser. In my case, I can see that the cached version of those files is often use when I reload... The cache header states max-age=300, that's not long for such a huge file… — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#10 (comment)>, or mute the thread<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AA62SHgWprnQbouy7FOvoF4vfeTWyS6Pks5tqLIRgaJpZM4Tba-J>.

[tomayac]

This version indeed has a Service Worker, from what I read in the source code and from my (quick) experiments, it doesn’t store the .ttl files, though.