Re: Something Prevayler-like for the mobile web?

My first attempt at Node.js was a prevalence implementation.

<https://github.com/karlwettin/prevalence-nodejs>

As the README says: This is version 0.1-SNAPSHOT and is the first thing I've ever written for Node.js so be aware, most probably here be dragons!


		karl


On 08 Apr 2014, at 02:41, William Pietri <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi, folks! I'm experimenting with a mobile app built using mobile web 
> tools (Phonegap, enyo, etc).
> 
> Is there anything Prevayler-like in that world?
> 
> For the moment, I plan to keep all user data on the phone. But thinking 
> ahead to the future, a mixed desktop+mobile experience is one way this 
> could go. For that, my first approach, probably influenced by Prevayler, 
> is to think of user activity as a logged set of changes. Has anybody 
> seen anything like that for a mixed browser/server use case?
> 
> I'm perfectly willing (possibly too willing) to reinvent the wheel if I 
> have to, but I thought I'd check first.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> William
> 
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