How to start a Node.js project
Sometimes I write blog posts to remind myself what I've learned and sometimes I write them because someone else shares something and I want to remember that better. This post is one of the latter. Starting a Node.js project Usually when I start a new Node.js project I use npm to generate my initial project. npm init npm then asks me some questions and builds a package.json file for me. Then I star
Experimenting with the background fetch API
The service worker API is expanding as more ways to use the background dwelling worker emerge. I've written before about push notifications and background sync and I recently explored the very new background fetch API. Here's what I found out about it. Downloads and uploads The background fetch API seeks to solve two problem: When a service worker is downloading large files to cache and the user n
The web share API
Recently I implemented the web share API for my site as a means of testing it out. If you are using version 55 or above of Chrome on Android then you can see it in action by clicking "share it" at the bottom of this post. If you don't have a browser that supports the API, then this is what it looks like when you hit the share link. <div class="info"> <p>The Web Share API origin trial has finished
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