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Thank you - it’s great to have an alternative to electric-sql. I actually need a local first, disconnected framework. What many people don’t realize is that ev
by chaostheory 3y ago
Thank you - it’s great to have an alternative to electric-sql.
I actually need a local first, disconnected framework. What many people don’t realize is that even in the US, there are many parts without any network connectivity like our parks and preserves. Rangers still need to make queries in those areas.
- amit9gupta 3y agoYou can try Watermelon DB. It is local first disconnected framework. And it has a sync framework as well, but you have to create your own backend (using any DB) for syncing. Stable product and works great https://watermelondb.dev/docs/Sync/Intro https://watermelondb.dev/docs/Sync/Intro
- jpbtavares 3y agoHi everyone, I worked with watermelonDB and recently switched my entire project to powersync. Watermelon has its limitations for an offline applicationFirst, if you really want to make use of the application completely offline, you will have to build a synchronizer like CRDT by hand and manage the request queues. With powersync all of this is managed by them, and with a simple code I can choose which information from the database I will sync for each user. In my first tests with WatermelonDB, synchronization proved to be unfeasible due to the amount of synchronized data. In short, Powersync has proven to be a wonderful tool that has allowed my company to move forward with offline services.
- whilenot-dev 3y agoYou can find more alternatives here: https://localfirstweb.dev/ https://localfirstweb.dev/