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Many web services allow access to their APIs via JSONP nowadays. This allows client-side JavaScript to access ressources via domain boundaries. However, for several reasons caching ressources locally (on the same server as the original web page) has still many application areas. Take the Twitter API as example. A client is allowed to have 150 API calls per hour. If the user has a tab open to a web…
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