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Reputation: 16181

What's the optimal stack to build offline-first React Native apps?

I'm planning to play around with React Native soon. The goal is to be able to create simple offline-first apps with a low level of backend and frontend complexity.

  1. What stack would you suggest to build such apps? We're talking routing, UI components, local database
  2. Are there any specific boilerplates you'd recommend having a look at?

I am aware this is a primarily opinion-based subject, but I'm curious if any patterns emerge that could help me out deciding in which direction to go first.

Thanks!

Upvotes: 3

Views: 174

Answers (1)

Nazar Litvin
Nazar Litvin

Reputation: 778

Take a look at redux-offline and react-native-offline, for my opinion the last one in seems to be quite interesting.

I think it's not important which UI components library to use, there is a good overview of them, believe you will find something appropriate.

Regarding navigation, in my opinion, there are two really good libraries react-navigation and react-native-navigation. I think you can successfully make your application using each of them, take a look at this article, probably it can help you to choose.

A few words about a database, in my projects I usually work with Reaml, it is an object-oriented database with good performance. But there are lots of options, take a look at this article.

Upvotes: 2

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