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I like the idea but I've not tried it, it just seems quite a bit more complicated than just accepting the need to be online. I'm talking hobby projects here wh
by wink 3y ago
I like the idea but I've not tried it, it just seems quite a bit more complicated than just accepting the need to be online.
I'm talking hobby projects here where my main problem is getting it to a usable state so that it works (for me) without quirks and actually solves my problem instead of being a proof of concept.
Assuming the data model is kinda boring I wonder if there's a way to leverage some "framework" to offload the syncing part, for a simple CRUD app. There should be no resolution strategies, it has like a users table, a posts table and a comments table (classic blog example), this should be easily abstractable, or not? But then most people are talking about Websites as frontends, I guess, which changes my current "I'm gonna write a Qt native client" idea.