Yeah offline first is absolutely an amazing user experience, especially once you start really taking advantage of preloading/eager loading. But it is far from f

Yeah offline first is absolutely an amazing user experience, especially once you start really taking advantage of preloading/eager loading. But it is far from free. The backend services and data modeling will be a large factor in how much you can do on the frontend. Conflict resolution is potentially an unsolvable problem. I dont think you need to replicate all backend logic on the frontend, but you likely do need some of it, which as you said, adds more cost to features (and usually has potential for bugs if you aren't in the same stack on frontend/backend).