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# [Offline Support in Web Apps: Data Persistence](https://blog.tomaszgil.me/offline-support-in-web-apps-data-persistence?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When building web applications, it’s easy to think of the client state as disposable. Refresh the page, refetch the data, and move on. That mental model works well — right up until you start caring about offline behaviour. This is the third post in a...

Jan 12 · 7 min read · blog.tomaszgil.me  
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[Tomasz Gil](https://hashnode.com/@tomaszgil)

@tomaszgil · Poznań, Poland

  
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I help product teams build quality software and lead engineering efforts. Currently working at OpenSpace as a Senior Software Engineer.

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