@pauloheres
Amazing video. Very complete as always!
@senseicodes
Thank you man. I'm following your tutorials learning more about service workers.
@shanusharma.
Great Series!
@OmidSargazi-x8s
You are treasure,Thanks teacher.
@salahfarzin3554
Thanks man, it's a great clarification regard to service workers, keep going 👍
@ramimezghani8321
Very helpful, can you add query params to the request url in the service worker?
@brucerebello
Steve, I was wondering how do I trigger a notification from the server for the user receiving a comment on one of their posts. Right now, with this, the user simply gets a notification every time the page is refreshed. I have been following your series on Service Workers and really love it but the solution I have is to designate a button and when that button is clicked, then, the service worker sends the push notification letting the user know if they have comments. How do I send the push notification automatically without the user clicking any buttons but not every single time the page is refreshed, only when a new comment appears? Thanks in advance. I just found your channel and love your teaching style!!
@rickyu1978
When a service worker means fetch, it does not necessarily mean a fetch made by the fetch API? it is all xhr requests isn't it? the naming was quite confusing.
@pavankumarn.r.9152
Is it possible to intercept request of one worker and send it to other worker. Our scenario is to make one worker responsible for making backend api call
@hectorsevilla7530
When it comes to performance, what would be the difference between Web Cache and the Cache API used by SW?
@bhargavreddy9503
can you tell me how do get payload,preview and headers details from networks using service worker
@artyomboyko8219
Thanks for the video, but it would be great if you showed that it really fails if you don't clone the fetchResponse. Because I don't clone it and it works
@StijnHommes
How can I remove all service workers on my system simultaneously and stop them from reinstalling?
@saxa1165