Given the various issues and questions raised about this proposal, I
don't support adding it to WebApps (at least not now).
I do support work in this area and agree a new CG is one possibility. It
also seems like the work could be argued as in scope for the native Web
apps CG which includes ap
>I'm not particularly set on one direction to solve this problem. I just
>want to get it solved, and if SPDY, along with a much improved
>programmatically controllable appCache is the preferred solution, let's
>go for it.
>
>
>I, along with probably plenty of other web developers, am still
>inexper
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Betreff: Re: CfC: Proposal to add web packaging / asset compression
I would agree with this. My initial thought whe
I would agree with this. My initial thought when reading the proposal was
SPDY as well.
That said, there is ongoing discussion about improving the app-cache that
is also relevant[1]. I am also planning on opening a discussion about
programmatic control of a cache (probably not piggy-backed onto ap
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 1:24 AM, Paul Bakaus wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> This is a proposal to add a packaging format transparent to browsers to the
> charter. At Zynga, we have identified this as one of our most pressuring
> issues. Developers want to be able to send a collection of assets to the
I have the itching feeling that a Community Group might be the right place to
do the exploratory work. Once there is a solid proposal for standardization
(and hopefully a prototype), it should be brought back here.
To start a community group:
http://www.w3.org/community/
And since we are top
Though I don't know what shape this will take, I think this is
definitely worth vigorous research and discussion.
Without trying to derail this effort, I am somewhat interested in how
this thinking can be applied to Web Components, since components may
want to be coupled with various assets.
:DG<
On 2/14/2012 1:24 AM, Paul Bakaus wrote:
window.loadPackage('package.webpf', function() {
var img = new Image();
img.src = "package.webpf/myImage.png";
})
Or alternatively, with a local storage system (I prefer option one):
window.loadPackage('package.webpf', function(files) {
fi
Hi everybody,
This is a proposal to add a packaging format transparent to browsers to the
charter. At Zynga, we have identified this as one of our most pressuring
issues. Developers want to be able to send a collection of assets to the
browser through a single request, instead of hundreds.
Tod
