Update Readme.md, replaced the word "cache" with "local storage". #57
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Minor semantic change proposal to make the readme file more reader friendly.
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hey, thanks but local storage does not apply to all use cases as theres also other storage mechanisms used if needed, thats why the more general cache is used |
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maybe use Web Storage? (http://dev.w3.org/html5/webstorage/) |
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Web storage should be fine too. You know what is interesting. Reading the specification, the only place you ever read the phrase "web storage" is in the title. The authors don't ever call anything "web storage" within the document. Three similar phrases seem to stand out within the document: "data storage", "data storage area" and "storage area". |
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Minor semantic change proposal to make the readme file more reader friendly.