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I am working on a project currently on SVN. I however will not have access to the internet for a few days, and will be working on my project. Is there any way to make a clone of the repository on my local machine, commit changes to it, and when I gain access to the internet "push" them onto the shared repository? Thinking in terms of Mercurial here, is it worth migrating completely?! Your problem sounds to me like the use case for git-svn : set up your Git repo: git svn clone http://svn.example.com/project/trunk while being online, commit your changes to SVN before going offline, do a git svn

I recently found this: http://php.net/get/php_manual_en.chm/from/a/mirror . It's a .chm file that contains all the documentation for PHP which you can normally find on their site. Handy for offline use. I'm wondering, does anybody know of similar things for other languages. Complete offline documentation that you can use if you don't have wireless for a while. For C#, Visual Studio gives you the option to download and install the entire online documentation as a part of the VS2008 install, so if you have Visual Studio 2008, then you have the C# offline documentation. EDIT: if you're gonna say

How can I get the full URL of the page which is being serviced by a service worker's 'fetch' event? The "self.location" property seems to only refer to the root URL of the site. For example, if page https://example.com/folder/pagename.html is performing a fetch which the service worker is intercepting, the service worker's 'self.location' property returns " https://example.com ". event.currentTarget.location and event.explicitOriginalTarget.location, event.originalTarget, and event.target all return the URL of the service worker .js file. How can I get the full URL of the page that triggered

hello i'm a student of engineer school and i was wondering if TTS(Text to Speech) works in offline environment for android. Chirag You require an internet connection for the Text to Speech API, but you can use Text to Speech in offline mode by applying the following settings. Currently not all devices support offline speech input. However you can follow this discussion to enable offline speech input for supported devices. 1. On your device go to Settings -> Language and Input. Click on the Google voice input icon (text-to-speech output on some devices). 2. Under ALL tab select the language you

I am writting web application using only angularjs. I am currently using Leaflet to display a map on a webpage. I am able to display a map succesfully with out any problems, I am also using leaflet.draw to draw a rectangle and to get all 4 coordinates. Now, what I want to do is to do this same thing but offline. I want to user to be able to use this application without internet conectivity. I want to user to see America and Atlantic Ocean and be able to zoom in several levels. I dont need street view zoom, but something like state view zoom. JAVASCRIPT: var map = L.map('map').setView([51.505,

I have a week long holiday without 'net access coming up. I'm interested in learning iPhone development. What applications, tutorials, documents and so forth should I download in order to learn and develop iPhone applications completely offline? Are there any steps I need to take to prepare my iPhone to have apps loaded on to it while I still have 'net access? The only thing you really need is a mac and the SDK. If you're registered as a developer, download either 2.2.1 or the newer 3.0 beta. The 2.2.1 version is fine for learning on, at least until you want to start uploading apps. Make sure

I have a simple php driven website running and I'm trying to figure out how it treats php pages. Some of my php documents are routing logic and some just includes for individual pages. How do i go about making this work offline? What I though was that I'd have to re-create the routing logic in javascript. Is that my only option? In that case, is it even possible to have the site be driven by php while online and switch to JS offline? I can't make sense of it. ceejayoz If your site is fairly static, HTML5's cache manifest may get you most of the way there. Have PHP output a cache.manifest file

I would like to give a web app with a PostgreSQL database 100% offline functionality. In an ideal case the database should be completely replicated in the browser per user, and synchronized when online. So that the same code can be used to talk to both the offline and online database. I know this is possible with PouchDB and CouchDB, but have not found a solution that works with PostgreSQL. Is this at all possible? Short answer: I don't know of anything like this that currently exists. However, in theory, this could be made to work...(long answer:) Write a PostgreSQL backend for levelup (one