High performance state manager with network sync out of the box
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Re: High performance state manager with network sync out of the box
#2What are the applications/use cases for this library that weren't readily available before?
Re: High performance state manager with network sync out of the box
#3What are the applications/use cases for this library that weren't readily available before?
You can get the same functionality by using an existing state manager, a socket library, and your own tree diffing algorithm. This is just a baked pie ready to eat, along with some syntax sugar :)
Here is a very simple example usage: https://github.com/mstdokumaci/stx-vue-example
Re: High performance state manager with network sync out of the box
#4What are the applications/use cases for this library that weren't readily available before?
You can get the same functionality by using an existing state manager, a socket library, and your own tree diffing algorithm. This is just a baked pie ready to eat, along with some syntax sugar :) Here is a very simple example usage: https://github.com/mstdokumaci/stx-vue-example
I get the picture, looks really useful. Maybe the tagline "Batteries included data structure / state manager." Could be something more like "minimal web socket synchronized state manager" or something like that.
Re: High performance state manager with network sync out of the box
#5What would be perfect usecase for this library?
Re: High performance state manager with network sync out of the box
#6What would be perfect usecase for this library?
Since it helps most with keeping same content sync among multiple devices, I assume it's a good fit for any kind of content publishing. Want to compete with Medium or Netflix, here you start :)