CRDTs and Local-First Architecture: How smallstack Handles Offline Conflict Reso

<p>I lost two hours of work last Tuesday because my internet went down for eleven minutes.</p> <p>Not because I was using some exotic cloud-dependent tool. I was editing a

<p>You have a row in Postgres. You want that same row in MongoDB — not tonight in a batch job, but the <em>instant</em> it changes. And next month you'll want it in Redis too, and

<h2> Introduction </h2> <p>Picture two doctors updating the same patient record at the same time - one in São Paulo, the other in London. Both are offline. When connectivity

<h1> Why I’m Building More Local-First Software </h1> <p>Modern applications often follow the same pattern:</p> <p><strong>Open the app → connect to the internet → send data to a

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<p><em>Posted by Prateek | March 2026</em></p> <p>I shipped React 19 in production when it was still RC. Not because I love living dangerously — well, maybe a little — but because

<p>Most event software is built around a fantasy.</p> <p>The fantasy is that when you are running a real event, the WiFi works, your volunteers have personal accounts, your