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quambo

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    Hey, nice, looks like I’ll have to rerun the benchmarks soon! sqlite-wasm with opfs-sahpool has mostly behaved. No OPFS in private mode, storage may be evicted, handles can’t be pa…

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    The README has had plenty of LLM help, yes. I’ve described how I use them here: https://syncular.dev/llms/ I’ll keep refining it (talking about docs, tests, benchmarks etc). LLMs a…

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    That’s kinda the tension I wanted to avoid. I’m not trying to make the whole SQL database a CRDT. CRDTs are opt-in per column. A row can keep normal, queryable fields like project_…

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    Comment #49143700

    Thanks for pointing me there! Posted to their discord, but seems not so active.

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    Comment #49143492

    Both use local SQLite and keep the backend authoritative. The main difference is that PowerSync mostly handles downstream replication and gives you an upload queue; your API still …

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    Nice! Would recommend to decouple as much as possible and have tons of testing, every issue thats catched before having to go to the length of debugging client side issues is gonna…

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    It’s great to see apps being shipped with offline first (and flawless syncing as an optional feature) from ground up, sad to see many modern notes apps like notion or capacities tr…

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    Hi HN! I’ve been circling this problem for a long time. In 2019 I built an offline-first datastore called debe. It used CRDTs and multi-master replication and never became somethin…

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    I've just found a solution that works pretty nicely for me: Coda. It has an integrated SSH terminal, it has FTPS and uploads changes to files on save and it has support for many la…