Roberto Wesley Overdijk

This type of caching is already part of the sdk on ios, android and web. On react native for example you can verify this by disabling network: `firebase.firestore().disableNetwork();` And fetching...

One of many ways. Enable debug, check your usage in the firebase console, log the metadata... A single listener, even if there's nothing new remote does seem to register as...

@Strate The native sdks have those features. Unless I'm still not getting the question 😄

@Strate All right. If you ever find a way to measure it do share. I find it hard to see a different way of doing it.

Did either of you happen to do this yet? I'm trying to get it working now and... Well, let's just say it's not. ``` firestorter: cannot get firestore: Error: firestorter:...

Looking into this, I think that perhaps firestorter or even mobx wouldn't make sense with next.js. I found [this article](https://www.themikelewis.com/post/nextjs-with-mobx) which explains how you could use mobx in next, but...

👋 Has this feature been implemented? Or do I still have to use the fork for that?

:+1:

Is this still a thing? Because I just finished a nice tab component only to find out I can't use it 😢