Realm Live Objects: Automatic UI Sync with Zero‑Copy Proxies
Learn how Realm’s Live Objects and auto‑updating Results let you build reactive mobile UIs without manual refreshes, and discover the key trade‑offs to keep your app fast and stable.
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Learn how Realm’s Live Objects and auto‑updating Results let you build reactive mobile UIs without manual refreshes, and discover the key trade‑offs to keep your app fast and stable.
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