Learning more about database synchronization

Summary

In this stream, Frank dove into the tricky world of database synchronization for his Maui app, NotebookMark, focusing on how to handle offline comments without losing data. He spent some quality time debugging Visual Studio environment issues and leveraging Gemini and a variety of Hermes-powered AI agents to refactor his sync services and logic. Despite a few hurdles with Android emulators and build errors, the session was a productive blend of technical exploration and chill Friday vibes.

📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 430

Replay

Project

All the code for this project is available on GitHub: NoteBookmark - https://github.com/FBoucher/NoteBookmark

Game Results

• @groversaurus: 92.77
• @fboucheros: 86.44
• @fredda_the_cat: 70.38
• @csharptitan: 0
• @gamlor: 0
• @tbdgamer: 0
• @therealsurlybot: 0
• @surlydev: 0
• @garysgilet: 0
• @procrastoholik: 0
• @undefined_process: 0
• @a_friend_asks: 0
• @jtsom: 0

Statistics

• 🏆Best score: @groversaurus with 92.77
• 😭Biggest loser: @gamlor with 3 drops and no high score
• 🍀Luckiest: @groversaurus with best score 92.77 and only 5 drops
• 🎖️Super participant: @fboucheros with 5 drops

Notes/ References / Snippets

• Send App to Emulator: dotnet build src/NoteBookmark.MauiApp/NoteBookmark.MauiApp.csproj -t:Run -f net10.0-android