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Cache assets locally after loading them,
instead of loading them from the network each time they’re needed.
If your application loads assets such as media or data, cache
the assets by saving them to the local device. For assets that change
infrequently, consider updating the cache at intervals. For example,
your application could check for a new version of an image file
once per day, or check for fresh data once every two hours.
You can cache assets in several ways, depending on the type and
nature of the asset:
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Media assets such as images and video: save the files
to the file system using the File and FileStream classes
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Individual data values or small sets of data: save the values
as local shared objects using the SharedObject class
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Larger sets of data: save the data in a local database, or
serialize the data and save it to a file
For caching data values, the
open-source AS3CoreLib project
includes
a ResourceCache class that does the loading and caching work for
you.
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