[tw] : Client-Side Storage in Web 2.0 Applications

“Client-Side Storage in Web 2.0 Applications”
From:	Seth Dillingham	In Response To:	Top of Thread.
Date Posted:	Wednesday, April 26, 2006 4:21:18 PM	Replies:	2

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This looks to be a fantastic breakthrough. I think Brian A. will get a kick out of the storage system he describes... it sounds awfully familiar. ;-)

I'm proud to announce the immediate availability of dojo.storage and a new web-based editor named Moxie.

Imagine if web applications could store megabytes of data on the client-side, in the browser, both persistently and securely. No server needed.

I'm going to have to implement this for Conversant. Soon.

(Thanks for the link, Daniel.)

Discussion Thread:

RE: Client-Side Storage in Web 2.0 Applications (by Terry Frazier at 4/27/2006)

I looked at this and I think I understand. Sorta. How about posting a simple use case to demonstrate
- RE: Client-Side Storage in Web 2.0 Applications (by Seth Dillingham at 4/28/2006)
  
  On 4/27/06, Terry Frazier said: >I looked at this and I think I understand. Sorta. How about posting
RE: Client-Side Storage in Web 2.0 Applications (by Terry Frazier at 5/5/2006)

Yes, yes it does. And I like it. The inability to edit posts when I'm not connected is pet peeve of

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