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Comment #47767509
Thanks from the Electric side to the Casco team for the responsible disclosure, comprehensive repro and great communication through the process. This was a critical one to identify…
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Comment #46692708
I made a little tool for Ralphing on Sprites: https://github.com/thruflo/wisp I’ve found the sprites just work for claude. Pull how a repo (or repos) and run dangerously.
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Comment #46108992
ElectricSQL | https://electric-sql.com | Founders Associate | FT | US based, SF Bay Area preferred (working with remote team) | $140-160k + equity Electric is a devtools startup. W…
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Comment #45335242
This is very much the point of https://pglite.dev It's an embeddable Postgres you can run in process as a local client DB, just like SQLite but it's actually Postgres.
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Comment #45254090
Dallin's building https://www.buster.so (agents for data analytics).
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Comment #44956305
Just to say if you're interested in this kind of tech and are in the Bay Area, Sync Conf [0] just announced [1] its initial speaker lineup today and Arushi Bandi from Figma is one …
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Comment #44956264
PubSub and LiveView do go a long way. However, broadcast isn't sync and LiveView isn't appropriate for all applications. Phoenix recently added Phoenix.Sync [0], a sync engine libr…
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Comment #44837853
> Electric’s approach is compelling given it works with existing Postgres databases. However, one gap remains to fill, how to handle mutations? Just to note that, with TanStack DB,…
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Comment #44728219
I'm biased but https://electric-sql.com/blog/2025/07/29/local-first-sync-wi...
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Comment #44147120
This is the VM behind Popcorn https://github.com/software-mansion/popcorn , a project aiming to run OTP and Elixir in WASM: > Popcorn is a library that allows you to run client-sid…
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Comment #44113220
On your last point: https://pglite.dev On the main point around materialisation cost, I know more work is planned on compaction specifically but generally LiveStore is a framework …
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Comment #44024154
There are lots of options to stream data out of Postgres, including: - https://electric-sql.com (disclaimer: co-founder) - https://feldera.com - https://materialize.com - https://p…
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Comment #43838020
This looks really cool, congrats! Just to share a couple of similar/related projects in case useful for reference: http://strobe.audio multi-room audio in Elixir https://www.panaud…
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Comment #43538468
Electric is a read-path sync engine for Postgres that does partial replication [1]. It's agnostic to your choice of client -- you can sync into anything you like. It doesn't handle…
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Comment #43434313
https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/introduction Hard to raise the bar on Zero. It’s a brilliant system.
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Comment #43105834
Come along :) https://lu.ma/sync-sf
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Comment #42443919
It’s pretty remarkable what Bruin brings together into a single tool / workflow. If you’re doing data analytics in Python it’s well worth a look.
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Comment #42387555
https://www.npmjs.com/package/firebase-tools?activeTab=depen...
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Comment #42387500
Yup, you can put an auth proxy in front of the CDN, for example using an edge worker. See the auth guide: https://electric-sql.com/docs/guides/auth Some CDNs also validate JWTs, so…
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Comment #42385315
As are we :) btw checkout LiveStore if you haven’t already: https://expo.dev/blog/local-first-application-development-wi... It’s not fully released yet but it is now open to GitHub…
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Comment #42385228
Electric works with Expo / RN now. PGlite is coming — we have a new WASI build that is the basis for native mobile support. (It’s working in dev, but still needs some more polishin…
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Comment #42385212
Hey, one of the things here is to define shapes that are shared. If you imagine syncing a shape that is that user’s data then it may be unique. But if you sync, say, one shape per …
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Comment #42321236
Would be nice to add support for PGlite [0] to have the same “spin up in the browser” experience with Postgres. Let me know if we can help with it! [0] https://pglite.dev
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Comment #42316436
We've actually also implemented Phoenix sync using Electric: https://hexdocs.pm/electric_phoenix/Electric.Phoenix.html So you can have local-first sync in a Phoenix app using Elect…