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by runarberg
1029 days ago
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Clients also have datastores, localstorage, sessions, cookies, indexdb, service workers, etc. Messing up a service worker is particularly annoying, but messing up storing an authtoken can also leave your users in a broken state. On the backend you can (hopefully) revert from a backup, or conjure up a clever SQL query to patch things up. On the frontend however, well, you just have to wait for the user to call you to tell you it is broken, and then tell them—somehow—that they must delete the service worker. Oh yeah, and you also have to deal with shipping a feature which brakes everything for users on 5 year old versions of Safari. |
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