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by pgte 11y ago
PouchDB has great support for getting conflicts and merging them, it doesn't have to be dealt with at the sync layer. Since the client is the owner of the PouchDB database, it has direct access to conflicts and can fix them on the spot
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by pgte 11y ago
For the client there's only one source of truth: the Redux store. The PouchDB store is a side effect of changes to the Redux store, no need for the client to worry about these.
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by pgte 11y ago
This can be addressed in CouchDB, by creating a validating function that validates all the incoming updates. Besides that, I'm addressing this via the architecture (there's an aside in the article where I cover this briefly), whic
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Realtime collaborative offline-first apps with React, PouchDB and WebSockets(blog.yld.io)
2 points by pgte 11y ago|0 comments
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Node Tuts returns(nodetuts.com)
1 points by pgte 12y ago|0 comments
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The Node Patterns mini-book series(nodepatternsbooks.com)
4 points by pgte 12y ago|0 comments
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Kinect in the Browser using Node.js(metaduck.com)
6 points by pgte 14y ago|0 comments
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by pgte 15y ago
No, you can't, tinypay uses only Paypal...
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by pgte 15y ago
Some are corrected, and it's being proof-read at the moment. Will update every buyer once the corrected version is out :)
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by pgte 15y ago
Thanks! :-D
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by pgte 15y ago
I don't mind and I appreciate it, any feedback for improving it is very welcome! :-)
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by pgte 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback, appreciated! All corrected on the new version. Will get it proofread soon, now that it got more popular :)
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[ANN] Alfred - an in-process key-value store for node.js
2 points by pgte 16y ago|0 comments
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by pgte 16y ago
Loved the interview, very interesting, perfectly clear. Helped me a lot to understand the internals. Specially interested about the replication explanation. Great work, Salvatore!
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by pgte 18y ago
I'm using CakePHP's ORM.
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Pedro Teixeira(bookyo.net)
1 points by pgte 18y ago|0 comments