In a world where users demand seamless experiences—regardless of connectivity—sync is no longer just a feature; it’s an architectural necessity. This talk dives deep into building resilient, offline-first Flutter apps using ObjectBox. We’ll explore how to model sync-aware state, manage partial connectivity, queue changes for conflict resolution, and architect for reliability at scale.

You’ll walk away understanding:

➡️ The design principles of resilient mobile systems

➡️ Sync as a state machine: managing offline changes, conflicts, and retries

➡️ Architecting Flutter apps with local-first patterns using ObjectBox

➡️ Best practices for conflict resolution, UX feedback, and testing sync flows

This talk is packed with architecture diagrams, code examples, and real-world patterns that will help you level up your app’s reliability in the face of real-world network chaos.