>Yes - I knew we'd have to allow offline working from the word go so use very little ASP.NET functionality. The pages are all static HTML. The server only has to deliver those pages and send/receive data via WebApi. All of the UI state is handled in angularjs. If you are relying on round trips to the server to update the UI then you will have a real problem. If you can then focus on just those page which *must* work offline and convert them to static pages with local storage.
If you don't mind, I have a question. In my application in order to update the database the pages call SQL Stored procedures. When you are using WebApi, how do you update the SQL Server (or whatever database you are using)? I mean, conceptually, does WebApi call Stored procedure or the client WebApi updates the server?
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