It handles real-world edge cases like corrupted storage, dynamic forms, and partial failures. No backend, no sync, no framework coupling.
Tested with 18 automated suites and a 25-scenario manual crash-test matrix.
It handles real-world edge cases like corrupted storage, dynamic forms, and partial failures. No backend, no sync, no framework coupling.
Tested with 18 automated suites and a 25-scenario manual crash-test matrix.
Pepp38•1mo ago
I built an autosave system, then spent time trying to break it on purpose: tab crashes, reloads, SPA navigation, storage failures, interrupted sessions.
What surprised me wasn’t that autosave fails, but how often these failure modes only show up in production, after users lose data.
Not trying to sell anything here. Mostly curious how others have dealt with autosave and data-loss prevention in real apps.