So, I've been doing a lot of development over the past 2 years on Apache CouchDB and its related technology stacks. In the past year, I've seen the project shift its focus heavily to facilitating offline-capable applications. In fact, the 'offline-first' movement can be traced to collaborations between various veteran CouchDB developers.
I would hazard it began with this post, which gave birth to: offlinefirst.org.
Offline-first development is an idea whose implications I find very exciting. It's something that very few people are doing on the web, because it's difficult to do well. But, it's something I believe the web needs more of. So, I was wondering whether a talk about offline-first web app design would be appropriate for Podcamp.
Here's a tentative outline:
* open-sourced, documented code, naturally.
It's sometimes difficult to tell if topics and audiences line up, so I wrote this post to gauge interest. If you'd like to see something about offline-first development at Podcamp, shoot me a quick message, or just favourite the tweet below:
Hey @PodcampHalifax folks, anybody interested in a talk about offline-first development? Details here: http://t.co/jfu5CGC8IV Let me know!
— Ari Najarian (@stickbyatlas) December 12, 2013
Hope to be sharing with you all in January.