Mobile Sync

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A local JSON document store and replication stack is built to make mobile apps work while occasionally connected: a 1MB embedded library (Couchbase Lite) plus a Sync Gateway that runs JavaScript routing rules to map documents into channels and grant per-document access control. HTML5 apps use browserify and PhoneGap to bundle node-style code; server-side bots send push via Urban Airship. Demos are flaky live but core replication, channel routing, and push integration are implemented and running.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:16Mobile sync importance
3. 3:03Occasionally connected apps
4. 7:22Data routing and access control
5. 10:15Document databases and sync protocols
6. 13:32Backend simplification with routing
7. 16:42Debugging and implementation challenges
8. 19:13PhoneGap HTML5 app
9. 22:23Push notifications and backend
10. 28:23Scalability and production testing
11. 29:47Q&A

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