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Instant Html5 Local Storage How-To
Filled with practical, step-by-step instructions and clear explanations for the most important and useful tasks. Get the job done and learn as you go. Step-by-step recipes to get to grips with the LocalStorage standard.This book is great for those who maintain sites that use cookies in some form or another, and who want to learn how to take advantage of the LocalStorage standard to improve browser security and store more relevant information that can be retrieved at some point in the future, without recourse to the server.
80 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2013
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May 30, 2013
It’s a very well and clear written book, which provides an easy to understand introduction to the LocalStorage technology.
Each chapter deals with a new receipt and moves the reader step by step deeper to this HTML5 feature understanding.
Clarifies the difference between LocalStorage and SessionStorage, and make a comparison between the old fashioned cookies and this fresh approach.
Recipes not stands to pure JS usage of LocalStorage but combining it with the popular jQuery, Modernizr and other useful libraries and techniques, such as store.js, cache manifest etc., which make the LocalStorage usage more easy, very powerful and bypassing a lot of problems. Also learn you how to use JSON to store objects, arrays, TTL and images in LocalStorage.
Except of all these, considered the use of LocalStorage in the mobile field, at offline web applications usage and with well-targeted examples for LocalStorage integration in CMS and forms.
Summarize all these, “Instant HTML5 Local Storage how-to”, is nice a book for web developers with HTML and JavaScript knowledge, who wants a fast track, based on practical examples, introduction to the LocalStorage technology.
Each chapter deals with a new receipt and moves the reader step by step deeper to this HTML5 feature understanding.
Clarifies the difference between LocalStorage and SessionStorage, and make a comparison between the old fashioned cookies and this fresh approach.
Recipes not stands to pure JS usage of LocalStorage but combining it with the popular jQuery, Modernizr and other useful libraries and techniques, such as store.js, cache manifest etc., which make the LocalStorage usage more easy, very powerful and bypassing a lot of problems. Also learn you how to use JSON to store objects, arrays, TTL and images in LocalStorage.
Except of all these, considered the use of LocalStorage in the mobile field, at offline web applications usage and with well-targeted examples for LocalStorage integration in CMS and forms.
Summarize all these, “Instant HTML5 Local Storage how-to”, is nice a book for web developers with HTML and JavaScript knowledge, who wants a fast track, based on practical examples, introduction to the LocalStorage technology.
May 30, 2013
Michael Sypes This book offers a nice primer on the use of the HTML5 Local Storage options, including LocalStorage and SessionStorage. There are some simple projects, explaining the use of basic CRUD operations, including counters, and storage/retrieval of form inputs.
There is certainly enough basic information to get you started on the use of this new technology, and helpful hints for more advanced concepts, like local storage of images. I was disappointed, however, by the amount of pages devoted to CSS prettifying of the projects, which did nothing to advance the topic at hand. That aside, this is certainly worth the read to get yourself started using local storage techniques.
There is certainly enough basic information to get you started on the use of this new technology, and helpful hints for more advanced concepts, like local storage of images. I was disappointed, however, by the amount of pages devoted to CSS prettifying of the projects, which did nothing to advance the topic at hand. That aside, this is certainly worth the read to get yourself started using local storage techniques.
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