Add a cache manifest so people can use the app offline. #1
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Thank you for the webapp tuckbox generator.
I've noticed that people on reddit were requesting the ability to use the generator offline.
Since you are serving up purely static resources, this can easily be accomplished with a simple cache manifest.
The downsides to this are:
When you make a change to one of the files in the cache manifest you would need to change the version in the manifest.
After a change, the user must refresh the page an additional time in order to get the new content (unless javascript were written to do this automatically.)