LiveStore: SQLite-based data layer for local-first apps
Blog post from Expo
LiveStore, developed by Johannes Schickling, is a local-first data layer built on SQLite designed to enhance app performance by enabling offline functionality and real-time data synchronization across devices. This cross-platform solution, which recently integrated with Expo, aims to overcome challenges in data management by providing tools like live data browsers, query inspectors, and schema management systems. Unlike traditional request/response data architectures, LiveStore utilizes event-sourcing for efficient data syncing, storing mutation events separately and applying them to the database. The project, currently in early access for select users, promises to simplify app development with a minimal API and cross-platform support, with future plans for a git-style syncing system and expanded web support.
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