Re:LokiJS – In-memory JavaScript Datastore with Persistence
by marknadal on Tuesday July 05, 2016 @12:51PM
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I too haven't seen anything on Loki's sync ability. Obviously would be a very nice feature but difficult to do right.
Pouch, Firebase, and GUN[1] (disclaimer, I work there) are examples. If you bake permissions into the system itself, you get monoliths like Meteor. But you can still achieve granular permissions by rejecting/accepting network requests (like with ExpressJS or Hapi, etc.), which gives you the balance of using whatever backend you like.
Pouch, Firebase, and GUN[1] (disclaimer, I work there) are examples. If you bake permissions into the system itself, you get monoliths like Meteor. But you can still achieve granular permissions by rejecting/accepting network requests (like with ExpressJS or Hapi, etc.), which gives you the balance of using whatever backend you like.
[1]: https://github.com/amark/gun