Give your Data the Respect it Deserves

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Claims a framework-agnostic data layer called JSData that runs on browser and Node and ships adapters for HTTP localStorage Firebase plus RethinkDB, MongoDB and SQL back ends. It builds an in-memory store with identity mapping, synchronous queries and Promise-based async calls, caching, lifecycle hooks, computed props and optional change tracking. Demos use Angular and React; adapters sync results back into the store so resources are cacheable and reusable across front end and back end, and the system works as shown.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 10:54Framework Agnostic
3. 13:38Default Settings
4. 14:29Api for the Datastore
5. 16:14Identity Mapping
6. 17:13Saving Data
7. 18:52Demos
8. 20:07Adding and Destroying Users
9. 20:28React Example
10. 20:53Three-Way Data Binding
11. 23:39Model Lifecycle Hooks
12. 26:25Computed Properties
13. 27:37Data Schema
14. 27:57Change Detection
15. 28:10Change Track Tracking

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