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Ebenezer Don
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Feb 25, 2021 ⋅ 8 min read

Using Dexie.js in React apps for offline data storage

Ebenezer Don Full-stack software engineer with a passion for building meaningful products that ease the lives of users.

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3 Replies to "Using Dexie.js in React apps for offline data storage"

  1. Thanks for writing about the new dexie-react-hooks! Just a small note: In the blog it examplifies that to install dexie using npm i dexie, but it is still nescessary to do npm i dexie@next to use dexie-react-hooks (will soon be possible without @next, but for the time being, 3.1.0 is still released behind the @next tag in npm).

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