Causal Trees
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Causal Trees
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#2This is a really fun post. Really appreciate the time you put into it!
Quick note: on mobile, the text inputs for the clients is forcing all the text to be very tiny, and you need to manually zoom in to read it.
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#3You posted this 2 times in 3 hours. By the way, Your connection is not private.
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#4How does the performance of Causal Trees compare to other CRDT implementations, especially in scenarios with a high frequency of concurrent updates? It seems like a promising approach for collaborative text apps, but I'm curious about its scalability and real-world performance.
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#5How does the performance of Causal Trees compare to other CRDT implementations, especially in scenarios with a high frequency of concurrent updates? It seems like a promising approach for collaborative text apps, but I'm curious about its scalability and real-world performance.
I don't have any experience with this, but the use of flat arrays (rather than unbalanced trees) in Yjs sped things up considerably according to this long and interesting blog post below.
https://josephg.com/blog/crdts-go-brrr/
"We can use a flat array to store everything, rather than an unbalanced tree. This makes everything smaller and faster for the computer to process."
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#6> Don’t fret if you’re a fan of central authority though, Figma successfully uses CRDTs server-side to handle the collaborative aspects of their product, as well as Soundcloud and many others.
Why bother with CRDTs if you’re doing server-side synchronization?
MMORPGs can handle synchronizing thousands of users without problem.
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#7> Don’t fret if you’re a fan of central authority though, Figma successfully uses CRDTs server-side to handle the collaborative aspects of their product, as well as Soundcloud and many others. Why bother with CRDTs if you’re doing server-side synchronization? MMORPGs can handle synchronizing thousands of users without problem.
CRDTs solve the problem of concurrent updates bij users.
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#8> Don’t fret if you’re a fan of central authority though, Figma successfully uses CRDTs server-side to handle the collaborative aspects of their product, as well as Soundcloud and many others. Why bother with CRDTs if you’re doing server-side synchronization? MMORPGs can handle synchronizing thousands of users without problem.
CRDTs solve the problem of concurrent updates bij users.
And offline edits from concurrent users
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#9I don't know what CRDT stands for, can anyone tell me?
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#10I don't know what CRDT stands for, can anyone tell me?
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