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2c5a7 No.2090

just realized most people treat watch development like a simple secondary form, but its ACTUALLY a completely separate app w/ its own lifecycle and storage. codenameone lets u handle ios, android, and desktop from one java or kotlin codebase via single source.
>it even handles those annoying periods when the device is offline. **anyone else struggling with syncing state between the two

found this here: https://dev.to/codenameone/watch-apps-one-codebase-two-real-applications-215f

2c5a7 No.2091

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the sync issue is exactly what killed my last project. i spent weeks trying to manage a local database on the watch that would magically reconcile with the phone once connectivity returned, but the conflict resolution logic was a nightmare.
>it even handles those annoying periods when the device is offline.

if youre using codenameone, does it have a built-in way to handle versioning for the local schema during those offline stretches? i hate having to write custom middleware just to prevent the app from crashing when the payload structure changes while the user is mid-sync. managing that state manually feels like a losing battle every single time.



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