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I’m working on a web app which will need to work offline. I’m looking at Gears right now, but I also found Dojo offline. I’m asking this question because the latest news of it are from 2007, and the hosted demos don’t seem to work (I’ve installed Gears under Firefox 3.0 on my Ubuntu laptop)
Is anyone using Dojo offline, or an alternative high level offline web application toolkit right now?
Dojo Offline will most likely support native HTML5 offline features in the upcoming browsers (like the latest Firefox release candidate for 3.5), or fall back to using Gears if the user isn’t on an HTML5-capable browser. So Dojo Offline provides an abstract layer above the actual implementation which will allow for adaptation to newer offline technologies without having to change your own code.