I Tried to Build a WebApp Without Spinners & Loaders Using Replicache

When we’re building web applications, there is usually one constant: waiting time. It of course depends on what you’re building and how much interaction you have with other systems or the back-end of your app. But whenever you’re sending data out from the client, you usually, have to wait and that wait tends to translate into some kind of visual indicator to your users (be it a progress bar, a loading icon, a spinning wheel, you name it). <a href="https://replicache.dev/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Replicache</a>, on the contrary, claims you can build a full web application, without the need to deal with those waiting times. Not only that, but as an added bonus, Replicache-based applications are supposed to work great for collaborative actions, like having your UI update based on what other users are doing. In this article, I’ll try <a href="https://replicache.dev/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Replicache</a> and let you decide for yourself if it is what you need for your next app or not. <a href="https://blog.bitsrc.io/i-tried-to-build-a-webapp-without-spinners-loaders-using-replicache-450aaf5b870">Click Here</a>