Dotmim.Sync
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Mimetis
Just saying ... v0.95 is almost v1 !
Most probably, the v0.95 will become v1 when all the bugs will be resolved.
Please:
- Test the new version as it's a major one : Have a look here : https://github.com/Mimetis/Dotmim.Sync/discussions/755
- Please let me know here if you think some features (important) are missing
Will it change something ?
No
Still an OSS project without any guarantee nor support, a part from what I humanly can do
This is awesome product. I was using with several past xamarin apps. On a new project I trying Microsoft.Datasync, it was horrible experience because the error handling was lacking. And the Push/Pull process was a black box with no way to get the logs.
What was good was that it hide, I believe the who creating and migrating DB's to the latest entity versions.
That being said, I switched back to dotmin.sync
This is awesome product. I was using with several past xamarin apps. On a new project I trying Microsoft.Datasync, it was horrible experience because the error handling was lacking. And the Push/Pull process was a black box with no way to get the logs.
What was good was that it hide, I believe the who creating and migrating DB's to the latest entity versions.
That being said, I switched back to dotmin.sync
This is great feedback on Microsoft.Datasync because I was going to check this out as well. Thanks for commenting this!
It uses ODATA as the primary transport. Im not a big fan of ODATA, it forces all clients to implement rules and the API is just a CRUD repo.
One of the things I did like on the client side it used different base class for entities, so i had client entities and server entities. Where with Dotmim, Could share my entities and have base context class that inherited for SQL and SQLite. A complete minimization and simplification of DbContext and Repo because of the sharing I could do.
Any articles you create I would be honored to share my strategy on implementation
Interesting. Would be Interesting to have à comparaison between both solution... Implémentation, performances, features...
What I found is the client would pull the records from the server, but would never store in the local store.
I would do a pull, which pulled records the server to client, that was suppose to store them locally. But when I went to query the local table 0 (zero) records where found.
Unlike dotmin, there was not enough logging to figure out what was the issue.