Debugging Offline Web applications can be hard, because you have to make sure you really are using the current version of your files. If the manifest file is not changed, the browser will not reload the other files, even if they have been changed. So a good advice is to create some automated build script that… Read more »
Monthly Archives:: October 2011
How to clear the cache of offline Web Applications
Most of this new HTML5 stuff is still work in progress. And you can feel that sometimes, when you try the implementations in the different browsers. For example, try to delete the cache of an Offline Web application: iOS The only way to be sure it’s deleted is: Open the Safari settings Clear your cache (“Clear… Read more »
How to host HTML5 Offline Web applications on an IIS web server
Introduction By providing a manifest file to the browser, you can specify which files should be available for offline usage, which files always have to be fetched form the internet and you can define fallback resources (what to use when the online ressources are not available). This is not only good for Offline Applications, you can also… Read more »
My thoughts on the European SharePoint Conference 2011
SharePoint has grown up! It will be THE web and application platform for enterprises, regardless if in the cloud or on-premise. There were not so many new topics, that you would not have heard before. But in almost every talk and with almost every product in the exhibit halls you could see, that what was… Read more »
iOS 5 released! SharePoint and Confluence editors now work on iPad, iPhone and iPod touch…
Apple has just released iOS 5. The latest version of it’s mobile operating system. Good news for you, if you use systems like SharePoint or Confluence on an iOS device: the editor will now work! Safari on iOS now supports the contenteditable attribute, which is what most of the current web based tools use, to… Read more »
SharePoint 2010 on a Kindle
I guess, until I learn how to debug on the experimental Kindle web browser, I better leave the new Amazon Kindle out of my presentation… Unfortunately it’s not anywhere near the mobile Safari on iOS. XHR does not seem to work.
SharePoint 2010, ListData.svc, “Could not load type”
If you want to create a lean mobile application for SharePoint, you’ll probably want to use the SharePoint 2010 Representational State Transfer (REST) interface, a WCF Data Service that allows you to use construct HTTP requests to query SharePoint list data. It will minimize your network traffic compared to SOAP requests and it’s easier to understand… Read more »
Mobile Applications for SharePoint using HTML5
Access to your business information: anytime, anywhere and from any device. There lies great potential in mobile applications for SharePoint and a big opportunity for you as a developer! Microsoft has sold more than 125 million SharePoint licenses to over 65,000 customers. And Tim Cook gave us the following number last week: “92% of the Fortune 500 companies… Read more »
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