Stop syncing everything
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Stop syncing everything
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#2"What are you syncing about?" https://youtu.be/0MUsVcYhERY?si=8gEMOo3nkd7SRX-Q
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#4> Graft should be considered Alpha quality software. Thus, don't use it for production workloads yet.
Beta ETA?
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#5> After a client pulls a graft, it knows exactly what’s changed. It can use that information to determine precisely which pages are still valid and which pages need to be fetched
Curious how this compares to Cloud-Backed SQLite’s manifest: https://sqlite.org/cloudsqlite/doc/trunk/www/index.wiki
It’s similar to your design (sending changed pages), but doesn’t need any compute on the server, which I think is a huge win.
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In otherwords, "why are you a kid?"
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#8My ideal version of this is simple: just define the queries you want (no matter how complex) and the you'll get exactly the data you need to fulfill those queries, no more, no less. And the cherry on top would be to have your queries update automatically with changes both locally and remote in close to real-time.
That's basically what we're doing with Triplit (https://triplit.dev), be it, not with SQL--which is a plus for most developers.
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#10How does this compare with Turso? I know it's mentioned in the article (mainly better support for partial replication and arbitrary schemas), but is there also a deeper architectural departure between the two projects?
Looks really good, great work!