Solving eventual consistency in frontend

Eventual consistency in distributed databases ensures that all replicas will eventually hold the same data, though not immediately, leading to temporary data discrepancies across systems. This delay can impact frontend systems, where users may experience confusion due to stale data, conflicting updates, or inconsistent UI behavior. To mitigate these challenges, strategies such as using WebSockets for real-time updates, employing optimistic UI updates, blocking user actions until data consistency is confirmed, and implementing versioning with conflict resolution are discussed. Additionally, the use of Docker Compose to simulate eventual consistency in development environments is explored, allowing developers to test and refine their solutions. These techniques aim to balance system availability with data consistency, ensuring a responsive and accurate user experience despite the inherent delays in data synchronization across distributed systems.