Image source: Shutterstock Most teams start managing data the same way: a few spreadsheets, a shared drive, a couple of people who “own” the numbers. It works for a while, then version conflicts, broken formulas, and slow reports start to creep in. At the same time,...
With the demise of Parse, I had to be receptive to alternatives. Luckily I had already been suggested a contender, PouchDB. Theoretically, the first thing needed is to create a JSON payload with some important data you need to replicate from the client. Now, where is...
