Saving Data Locally
Saving data locally is the practice of storing information on the device itself so that it survives after the app closes, the screen turns off, or the user moves to…
BeginnerDataSaving data locally is the practice of storing information on the device itself so that it survives after the app closes, the screen turns off, or the user moves to…
BeginnerDataConnecting to a backend means your mobile app talks to a server somewhere else to send and receive data.
IntermediateDataAn API is simply a way for one piece of software to ask another piece of software for something and get a clear answer back.
BeginnerDataHandling loading and offline is about designing your app so that it behaves gracefully when data is not instantly available.
IntermediateDataUser accounts and authentication are about letting people identify themselves to your app so that you can offer personalized experiences and protect their data.
IntermediateDataSyncing data safely is about making sure that when your app moves information between a local store on the device and a remote store on a server, nothing gets lost,…
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