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Thank you. In the context of Web Apps, I suppose this means that data is first stored to some sort of in-browser storage and synced to remote in the background
by profsummergig 2y ago
Thank you.
In the context of Web Apps, I suppose this means that data is first stored to some sort of in-browser storage and synced to remote in the background.
- ochiba 2y agoYes, using IndexedDB is common, and increasingly also running SQLite in the browser using Wasm, with its data persisted through a VFS that uses IndexedDB or OPFS. https://www.powersync.com/blog/sqlite-persistence-on-the-web https://www.powersync.com/blog/sqlite-persistence-on-the-web
- Culonavirus 2y agoHey dawg, I heard u like client-server... so I put client-server in ur client-server so u can client-serve while you client-serve. Jesus Christ, can you imagine every shitty website on the planet using Wasmed SQLite in the future... I just shuddered with horror.