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You can do that hybrid with PouchDB.

• valuearb 9y ago
  Nope. It's not energy efficient, you can't control concurrency, and you can't utilize iOS app background time. PouchDB is a nice solution that gets you most of the way for most uses, but it's also another layer. When your pouchdb database suddenly won't sync on iOS, or your battery usage skyrockets, you are in debug hell trying to figure out why. I really like knowing what operations are running on which threads, so it's easy to tune/debug. For a commercial app, debugging problems can easily be most of the work, I want to make solving these problems correctly to be as easy as possible.