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A Local-First Case Study
How I built a local-first app for planning trips, and what I learned about the current state of the local-first ecosystem along the way.
In fact, Embark is even more ambitious — pulling in data like weather forecasts, embedding arbitrary views like calendars and introducing a new formula language for live calculations. In short, I wanted an app where I could jot down loose notes about places I was interested in visiting, visualize different routes and gradually narrow it all down into an actual itinerary. To address that, Waypoint uses a library called Y-SweetY-Sweet Cloud: the WebSocket sync backend you’ll lovey-sweet.cloud by JamsocketJamsocketGive each user session its own dedicated backend.jamsocket.com.
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