Innovations in JavaScript Development

Fashion dictates that apps should be mere thin clients, displaying data that’s stored somewhere in the cloud. But there is another way! There’s a movement growing around an alternative architecture – “local-first” apps – designed instead with data primarily stored on the device, and facilitating high performance user-experiences without sacrificing collaboration and synchronization. In this magazine, we’ll discuss some of the pros and cons of cloud-first vs local-first apps, and take a look at a JavaScript state management library called TinyBase that’s built with these principles in mind.

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Table of Contents

  • Web Components with the Lit Library: “Invent new HTML elements to fit your use cases”
    By Andrew Jakubowicz
  • Local-first Web Development: Closing the Gap between your Users and their Data
    By James Pearce
  • JavaScript Journeys: Crafting User-Friendly Web Apps
    By Nahla Davies
  • Desktop Apps your Way – Bridging the Gap between Desktop and Web Apps
    By Sam Basu

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