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Workbox

Production-ready service worker libraries and tooling.
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Service worker overview

Service workers are specialized JavaScript assets that act as proxies between web browsers and web servers.
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Lifecycle

Understanding the way that service workers behave to make offline applications possible.
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Caching strategies

Strategies for interaction between a service worker's fetch event and the Cache interface.
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Workbox overview

A set of modules that simplify common service worker routing and caching.

Expectations around service worker deployment

Understand the effect a service worker has on a website once deployed.

Remove buggy service workers

How to fix a service worker that is causing problems.

Improve the service worker development experience

Solve some of the local development issues you may encounter when using service workers.

Troubleshoot and logging

A look at Workbox's logging features, and in-browser service worker debugging tools.

Strategies for different architectures

Introduction to the two different website architectures.

Application shell model

How to pair the application shell model with a service worker in your SPA.

Navigation Preload for Network-first HTML

What Navigation Preload is, how it speeds up navigation, and how to use it in Workbox.

Faster multipage applications with streams

Use workbox-streams to create multi-page applications to create fast experiences that render almost instantaneously.

Pre-caching dos and don'ts

Learn the do's and don'ts of pre-caching.

Storage quota

A guide on configuring Workbox to avoid storage quota issues.
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Use workbox-window

Sometimes users go offline. Learn how to adapt, and help them resume requests when they eventually go back online.
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Caching resources during runtime

Learn how to handle caching resources during runtime, including cross-origin resources.
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Force network timeout

Learn how to force a network timeout in the presence of a slow network connection, with the right timing.
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Access caches from the window

Accessing cache instances isn't just restricted to the service worker scope. Learn how to access them from the window context.
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Serve cached audio and video

Learn how to use workbox-range-request to deal with audio and video resource requests in a predictable way.
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Manage fallback responses

Sometimes users encounter network failures or go offline. Learn how to adapt to those situations and provide a fallback response.
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Handle updates immediately

How to update users when you update a service worker.
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Retrying requests when back online

Sometimes users go offline. Learn how to adapt, and help them resume requests when they come back online.
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Workbox plugins

While Workbox offers lots of off-the-shelf utility, you may need to extend it to satisfy application requirements.
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Workbox modules

Service workers are specialized JavaScript assets that act as proxies between web browsers and web servers.
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Workbox on GitHub

File issues, read release notes, and browse the source code.
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