This Master thesis focuses on the analysis, design, and implementation of an
offline-first architecture for mobile applications built with React Native
framework. A strong emphasis will be placed on ensuring reliable functionality
in offline mode, enabling seamless operation even without an internet
connection. The theoretical part of the thesis will analyze and compare various
solutions and libraries that support and align with the offline-first approach
in mobile applications. In addition to the offline-first approach, the student
will also explore and analyze the local-first approach and perform a
comparison. Based on the analysis, the student will evaluate different data
storage options, while focusing on the synchronization layer, overall app
architecture, performance, and stability. In the practical part of the thesis,
the student will implement a mobile application that demonstrates the proposed
architecture, which addresses the specific requirements of InQool a.s., an industrial
partner of FI MUNI.