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https://chat.jazz.tools/#/chat/co_z7jXmhppcrqVpgcx4PxFs5Ljsw...
very cool! I was there for maybe 2 minutes before HN took the system down :D
You'd think they'd test their tech demos on more than a handful of people before launching. This doesn't give much confidence at all in their product.
Mild 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
The number one thing I'm looking forward to is React Native support. Having local data that syncs is essential for many mobile apps, but there are no easy solutions yet. (Besides iCloud, which is limited to iOS/macOS)
With Jazz, I can see a future where building syncing, cross-platform apps becomes effortless.
Mild 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?
Seems like the website breaks basic browser navigation.
I'm more than a little worried about the following all being `Coming Soon`: - Cursors & carets - Two way sync to your DB - Video presence & calls - both the Group and BinaryCoStreams All of these are the key reasons I would be evaluating this framework to handle my data. All of these are not fully implemented yet. It is these key topics of live reloading/updating data that make or break an app. In my opinion, if you…
It is already persisting and syncing data (fully encrypted) between the cloud and other users. You can think of Jazz as a distributed database itself. The coming-soon badges are about interop with traditional systems and higher level features we will add later. The fundamentals are solved and you can build full multiplayer, local-first apps with it. Does that make sense?
Also, do you think there will be a way to use python with it?
Mild 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