Survey your options for in-browser data storage with JavaScript, including built-in variables, localStorage, IndexedDB, and the service worker cache API.

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This post explores various options for storing data in front-end JavaScript programs, including JavaScript variables, saving data on the server, using the web storage API, cookies, and IndexedDB. It also mentions the service worker cache API for caching responses. The post concludes with a discussion on data persistence using WebAssembly.

Data storage for front-end JavaScript