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They exist and being developed but the use case is so small when their users have internet. I don’t really understand the argument either: local-first and offl
by qudat 1y ago
They exist and being developed but the use case is so small when their users have internet.
I don’t really understand the argument either: local-first and offline modes are non trivial to get right, it’s not automatic even with a framework.
Every product I’ve built is able to make a bunch of assumptions: client is working on behalf of a company, on their desktop computer, with good internet. It’s often even more heterogeneous than that: we can often assume MacBook and chrome.
This is the primary use case for massive react web apps: apps behind a login for b2b
Why would anyone care about offline first in that scenario?
- afavour 1y ago> Every product I’ve built is able to make a bunch of assumptions: client is working on behalf of a company, on their desktop computer, with good internet. That’s your experience, it is not mine. A great many people are making consumer facing web sites that experience majority mobile traffic. It’s not even rare!