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No Wifi? No Problem: Using ElectricSQL ⚡ to Implement Local-First Syncing
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No Wifi? No Problem: Using ElectricSQL ⚡ to Implement Local-First Syncing

via Dev.to TutorialVonne Chelsea Reese Sumbeling1mo ago

This article was co-written with @yujiazuhata Blackouts, slow signals, bad connection, or a forgotten internet bill— ever had any of these ruin your experience while working? If you want to avoid these problems, going local-first on building your webs and apps is the way. Saving your data locally and automatically syncing it up whenever possible— imagine Git but for your data! Here we’ll guide you through the implementation of ElectricSQL to build local-first, and hopefully you’ll pick up something along the way. ☁️ Cloud-First Syncing ☁️ What is Cloud-first? A cloud-first approach means prioritizing the cloud technology for application deployments and the like. Going Cloud-First means being economically flexible and having a competitive edge, especially nowadays where businesses are heavily leaning towards this approach. Cloud Disadvantages Cloud-first is not always the optimal choice as it has its own disadvantages; cost inefficiencies, security concerns, and latency changes leading

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