Workbox

An overview of service workers.

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

An overview of caching in service workers.

Introducing Workbox, a set of modules that simplify common service worker routing and caching.

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

How to fix a service worker that is causing problems.

How to solve some of the local development issues you may encounter when using service workers.

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

Introduction to the two different website architectures.

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

What Navigation Preload is, how it can make navigations faster, and how to use it in Workbox.

Learn how you can use workbox-streams to create multipage applications that use partial markup from the service worker cache and partial content from the network to create fast experiences that render almost instantaneously.

Learn the do's and don'ts of precaching.

A guide on configuring Workbox to avoid storage quota issues.

Get familiar with some of the ways you can use Workbox.

Learn how to precache assets in a service worker with Workbox.

How to build a service worker in Workbox without workbox-build.

A quick reference of frameworks and plugins that integrate with Workbox

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

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

Learn how to force a network timeout in the presence of a slow network connection, and how to get the timing right.

Accessing Cache instances isn't just restricted to the service worker scope. You can also access them from the window context, and in this article, you'll learn how.

Dealing with audio and video resource requests in a service worker is hard. Learn how to use workbox-range-request to deal with such requests in a predictable way.

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

Sometimes when you update a service worker, it's good to let users know. Here, you'll learn how to do just that.

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

While Workbox offers a lot of off-the-shelf utility, there may be times when you need to extend it to satisfy your application requirements. That's where Workbox's plugin architecture can come in handy.