How do cross platform apps handle offline functionality and data synchronization?
Cross platform apps handle offline functionality and data synchronization by employing various techniques such as caching, local storage, and background synchronization. When a user goes offline, the app can utilize the cached data stored on the device to provide a seamless user experience. Any changes or updates made by the user are stored locally and synchronized with the server when an internet connection is available. This ensures that the app remains functional even without an internet connection and prevents data loss. The synchronization process involves sending and receiving data between the app and the server, ensuring that the data on both ends remains consistent.