A developer has released Nookly, a local-first notes application built with Flutter and SQLite, and detailed some of the engineering decisions behind it. Notably, the schema is designed to accommodate future synchronization capabilities by including standard columns like id, version, and isDeleted from the outset, allowing for easier integration later. This approach, along with fractional indices for drag-and-drop reordering and SQL triggers for search indexing, offers valuable lessons for developers building similar applications.
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