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If I understand right: instead of having to worry about calling a REST API for a back-end data store I can just have JS objects persist automatically and synchr
by amirnathoo 15y ago
If I understand right: instead of having to worry about calling a REST API for a back-end data store I can just have JS objects persist automatically and synchronize between clients.
Dropbox for JS objects.
If I've got that right, I think this is totally awesome for front-end web devs and the most exciting backend-as-a-service out there.