Jai Gupta

This might be relevant, [Distributed Locks with the DynamoDB Lock Client](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/building-distributed-locks-with-the-dynamodb-lock-client/) page at AWS blog.

MoodleCloud specifically mentions this feature in their paid plans as "Document converter". I think it is an important feature. It will mostly impact Cron and CPU usage during document conversion.

It should be implemented in a way that [bypasses Moodle server](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/UsingHTTPPOST.html) and files are uploaded directly to S3.

@brendanheywood I understand and agree with your comment on coding complexity. Maybe suggest changes in Moodle API that make things simpler for things like this? As Moodle would still be...

Please see if #312 is of interest to you. We would be happy to work on it. We use GIT and love it but part of the problem is that...

> Check out my example https://www.hom.wang It appears you are caching all pages a user visits but that is not what we want to do since it will make only...

> This should probably be part of the PWA module? Yes and no. Actual implementation has to be inside PWA module/scripts but it cannot (or should not) generate the required...

In [reference to this](https://web.dev/offline-fallback-page/), as a workaround, we may cache any SSR generated page and use it as an SPA fallback. This is only an workaround because the page will...

In favour of lighthouse score, since we already have critical css inlined we should [defer non-critical css](https://web.dev/defer-non-critical-css/).

Chrome developer tool performance insights shows entry.css as render blocking. For testing, we removed entry.css file using `build:manifest` hook and it improved lighthouse score significantly. ``` hooks: { "build:manifest": (manifest)...