The integration with Supabase is a bit clunky and lacks of a clear documentation. There are a few issues I ran into, particularly clearing local persistence was not working after logouts. I would say the state part is good, but production level Supabase plugin still needs a bit of work.

I originally opted for RxDB with Capacitor, but the hiccups on Android and how the gesture handling differs on mobile web app got me paused. But the real reason could also be the cost of free version of RxDB. I wanted a stack that lasts long.

I took a Japanese program 10 years ago but gave up after 2 months.

Now, I’ve been self-learning for about 2 months. Can definitely see myself continuing it.

Admirable work. Original and crazy, the best combination.

Love it. Good luck.

This hand reminds me of PS1 shooter games. Nice work.

It's still in waitlist stage. But I think you can self-host it already?

Either way, this is huge.

So it has functions, websites and database, what else can one want? Maybe an offline sync support? :) That would be perfect.

Awesome work.

Fascinating. No wonder it looks different, your starting point is unique.

I like this art work. Keep working on it, mate.
What is it about?

Hey, thank you for the suggestion. Yes, I’m still figuring out a way to manage ebooks, I’ll give it a go.

I'm thinking about immich or next cloud, planka, syncthing, and koreader…. Still deciding. 😜

Looks good. Microsoft’s style in the 90s was very boxy, even for Windows Phone. I do prefer it over all the rounded edges trend nowadays.

That's very encouraging mate, haha.

Anyway, I'll just start some to-dos project to practice this bit 3 to 4 times then. Shouldn't have starting on this production app in the first place.

Thank you for this. I kind of get a better picture now.

I think I'll manually add a changes zone instead of using Apple's API to get the changes for now, not sure yet. It is because I can put myself in the same situation where I were to write for other database solutions on my own.

Do you think it’s worth it to write it your own? When do you think it becomes useful to do so?

Old fashion way is usually the best. Thanks for giving me the tips, I’ll look into that too. To be honest I’m still wrapping my head around on logging and using the caches manually. It will be useful for other cross platform projects and open more options.

Hey, yes and I should have done this too. Hahaha.

Instead, I got my hands already dirty before thinking it through. Now I left with the most difficult part for me: writing the local cache.

I just realised there’s something called CKSyncEngine, do you have experience with it?