Jazz – Apps with Distributed State
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Jazz – Apps with Distributed State
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#2Re: Jazz – Apps with Distributed State
#3Over the past few years, I've worked on and used a bunch of different frameworks to try to solve for distributed state. Jazz feels like it has the right "shape" - the right primitives to quickly build an app with magical powers like offline, real-time collab, etc.
If you can push the distributed state problem below the framework level, it becomes dead simple to build apps, which feels great.
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#4Mild nit: your website hijacked the back button, I had to spam click back like 30 times to get back to this hacker news comment thread
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#5After a cursory review of the docs, it conceptually reminds me of iroh: https://github.com/n0-computer/iroh.
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#6https://chat.jazz.tools/#/chat/co_z7jXmhppcrqVpgcx4PxFs5Ljsw...
very cool! I was there for maybe 2 minutes before HN took the system down :D
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#7Neat work! Can the author provide any ideas around:
1) Differences from fire-svelte for core functionality?
2) For the beyond core aspects, like Group-WebRTC (great innovation btw), how will things like TURN/PEER servers work to manage the WebRTC connections?
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#8Where are the information about the company? I cannot find an About Us, where they are based, etc?
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#9Mild nit: your website hijacked the back button, I had to spam click back like 30 times to get back to this hacker news comment thread
Founder here - do you mean the chat example? Or just the homepage itself?
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#10This is JavaScript only from what I can tell.