Expo
An open-source framework for making universal native apps
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Build one JavaScript/TypeScript project that runs natively on all your users' devices including Android, iOS, and web.
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Build one JavaScript/TypeScript project that runs natively on all your users' devices including Android, iOS, and web.
I'm curious how people build local-first apps. I don't need full CRDT support, but more just syncing with a "parent" db (both pulling new data and pushing locally created records).
I see tinybase which feels maybe a bit more powerful than what I need (?).
I also see livestore which feels scary to build on something that new.
Is there a non-hack way to use sqllite and sync to a postgres db?
Basically my criteria in order of importance would be:
1. stays out of my way (easy to deploy, migrate, use)
2. has leverage with types (a standard linter tells me I'm blowing up the app with the code I just wrote)
3. stable (I would ideally just learn a "goto" tool and use that on all projects going forward)
