IndexedDB, WebSQL, LocalStorage - what blocks the DOM?

[@Baukereg]

Great video, thanks. Glad to see support for IndexedDB got a lot better since you made this video.

[@71GA]

I think this is the single best test I have ever seen!

[@autogenerate8857]

Great stuff man! Highpoint for me was watching you gogg down that water -- not only Apps need the refresh button after all.

[@orenmizr]

you did a great work with this video!

[@mahdisharifi8513]

This video is absolutely helpful.

[@georap100]

It was an amazing video. Thanks for your effort.

[@neilaryaofficial]

Very informative, thank you

[@samifouad]

Very informative video. Great work, man.

[@samifouad]

I'm excited to test this script out on newer versions of all these browsers.

[@atulquest93]

Great comparison.. Really liked it..

[@qwe123727]

Nolan, Did you try testing such operations on a web worker or shared worker? Why would you do such operations that directly affects DOM?

[@justfly1984]

Amazing work! Thank you very much!

[@programmadore9588]

very cool but very long video, short and easy accessible summary would be dope

[@alenngk]

Nice, I would like to use storage for my app, but in this moment I have a problem and sometimes storage gets stuck and I need to manually delete it. Did you come across with that?

[@RaVq91]

Edge run on virtual machine...

[@domaincontroller]

~ 04:04 localStorage

[@javaremastered1530]

good explanation

[@71GA]

Why the f*** was WebSQL obsoleted? It outperforms Indexed DB by a mile!!! It is sad how lobbies are ruining it all...

[@Imdeepmind]

In chrome, indexdDB works well these days without blocking the DOM

[@Sj-yf2jg]

this is called rich content