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The frameworks for offline are few to nonexistent, and of those that do exist they also seem very new and not battle tested in production. It’s a hard problem b
by chaostheory 4y ago
The frameworks for offline are few to nonexistent, and of those that do exist they also seem very new and not battle tested in production. It’s a hard problem because there’s more states than online and offline. There’s also “a connection is detected, but I cannot connect to anything” state
- dragonshed 4y agoOne I’ve used before is BreezeJS[0], and it’s been around for over 8 years, maybe longer. It’s a data framework which takes care of managing dynamic object graphs, providing ways to query, save, and track local changes. [0] http://breeze.github.io/doc-js/ http://breeze.github.io/doc-js/