ashdev

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   by ashdev 6y ago

   In section 2 it says - "In cloud apps, the data on the server is treated as the primary, authoritative copy of the data; if a client has a copy of the data, it is merely a cache that is subordinate to the server." Exactly! Local c
2. 32.▲
   by ashdev 6y ago

   Thanks, it's a desktop app so no need to self-host.
3. 33.▲
   by ashdev 6y ago

   It's free for offline-use. Only if you need syncing to cloud with end-to-end encryption then you'd need a subscription.
4. 34.▲
   by ashdev 6y ago

   Thank you :) It doesn't sync with third party storage services as of now, but I might consider it in future.
5. 35.▲
   by ashdev 6y ago

   It's impressive that it's all in single HTML file. LocalStorage could be a limitation if you often clear your browser history though. In the same spirit of Kanban, I had built an offline-first personal Kanban app - https:/&#
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   by ashdev 6y ago

   I agree with the author to some extent. If you're a B2B startup then it definitely makes sense. For B2C it can be a bit tricky to determine because you want to know if your users find your product useful and the quickest way to get you