Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats 861: Local Data: Sqlite, LocalStorage, Session, Cookies and IndexDB
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Dec 16, 2024 Dive into the intricacies of local data storage with a focus on Sqlite, LocalStorage, and Cookies. Discover how to enhance user experience and manage offline data with practical examples like user settings and auth tokens. Learn about the pros and cons of each storage method, from privacy concerns to performance considerations. The conversation also touches on modern tools like Dexie and PGLite that streamline data management. Plus, get insights into future technologies like WebAssembly for better data handling!
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Persisting User Progress
- Use local storage to preserve user progress in forms, drafts, or shopping carts, preventing frustration from lost data.
- This improves user experience and reduces bounce rates.
Local Auth Tokens
- Authentication tokens, like JWTs, are often stored locally in cookies or local storage for seamless authorization.
- This enables efficient client-server communication without repeated login prompts.
Cookie Usage
- Use cookies for small pieces of data like language settings or session IDs.
- Limit cookie use due to size restrictions and potential privacy concerns.