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I'm doing and application that do the fallowing: 1: If some noise is detected by the microphone, its starts to record audio, until no noise is detected. After it, the audio is recorded to a wav file. 2: I have to detect some words on it. There are only, 5 to 10 words to detect. So far, my code only does the first part (detect noise and record audio). Now, I have a list with the following words: help, please, yes, no, could, you, after, tomorrow . I need an offline way to detect if my sound contains these words. Is this possible? How can I do that? I'm using linux and there is no way to change

I need to build an offline Phonegap app. However, all of my js functions need a web server to run well. Is it possible to embed a local web server into phpnegap project? Yes, it's possible using a Cordova HTTPD plugin: https://github.com/floatinghotpot/cordova-httpd I haven't used it yet, but I may need to with my current project. One drawback is that if the IP address is known, others will be able to browse the hosted files. Before I deploy, I'll be changing that behavior. Now it is possible, I created a plugin what meets your requirements. First install it via: cordova plugin add https:/

I am building a "TODO" application which uses Service Workers to cache the request's responses and in case a user is offline, the cached data is displayed to the user. The Server exposes an REST-ful endpoint which has POST, PUT, DELETE and GET endpoints exposed for the resources. Considering that when the user is offline and submitting a TODO item, I save that to local IndexedDB, but I can't send this POST request for the server since there is no network connection. The same is true for the PUT, DELETE requests where a user updates or deletes an existing TODO item Questions What patterns are

I'm thinking about taking my application to offline using service workers. I'm already achieving satisfying results with caching resources, but I also have to check onfetch whether I'm connected to the internet, if not - store the request, and push it onsync. I understand, that future onsync will help with that, but I need - even temporary - solution for that. I've tried just to store the requests in an array within worker, but it's not persistent - doesn't work after computer restart (while SW works and serves offline content). What's the good direction - storing it in cache like files

I'm working on a web application, which acts pretty much like a native application for both iOS and Android. However the Javascript files (jQuery + my own) and the css file together are pretty large for mobile use, which make the app slow to load if the user doesn't have 3G enabled. I therefore started to think about storing these files offline. However aside from the cache.manifest (which in my knowledge only kicks in when there is no internet connection to enable offline use) I have found no way to this. What I ideally would like to have is to check if the files are already cached/stored and

I have a web applications that stores data in a MySQL database on-line. It also retrieves data using PHP code, performs calculations on the server and sends the result back to the user. Data it's quite simple: names, descriptions, prices, VAT, hourly charges that are read from the database and manipulated on the server side. Often client work in environments where the internet connection is poor or not available. In this case I would like the client to be able to work offline: enter new names, descriptions, prices and use the last VAT to perform calculations. Then synchronise all data as soon

I'd like to be able to do the following in a HTML5 (iPad) web app: upload data to an online database (which would be probably <50Mb in size if I was to build the online database in something like SQLite) extract either a subset or a full copy of data to an offline webdatabase (travel out of 3G network coverage range) perform a bunch of analytic-type calculations on the downloaded data save parameters for my calculations to the offline webdatabase repeat, saving different parameter sets for several different offline analytic-type calculation sessions over an extended period (head back into

There used to be, but there don't seem to be any direct links. A little digging around revealed some answers which I thought it would be useful to share. These are links to the manual in one page - useful for offline use or creating a PDF using Dardo Sordi Bogado's build script. 1.2 Manual in one page https://web.archive.org/web/20120730003805/http://book.cakephp.org/complete/3/The-Manual 1.3 Manual in one page https://web.archive.org/web/20120730004040/http://book.cakephp.org/complete/876/The-Manual GOOGLE DOCS - CakePHP 1.3 Manual You can download CakePHP's manual from their website: http:/

I am trying to make offline maps through caching (IndexedDB) in browser. I understand the concept is that I download and store the tiles of map first when connected to internet. Then I have to load the tiles logically offline. However, I'm not able to figure it out. How do I store them and how to load them again logically? I'm stuck here. I am using the leaflet API for maps. How can this be implemented? Dr.YSG See my extensive research on this at: Storing Image Data for offline web application (client-side storage database) and at: https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/44813/database-for