Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDT) for Distributed JavaScript Apps.

✍️ “Let’s work on that in Google Docs.” WOOT, Treedoc, RGA, Logoot, LSEQSplit, JSON CRDT… Building a distributed editor is no picnic, so which do we use in our nice React app?
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For decades, smart people with PhDs have iterated on algorithms to resolve concurrent edits, and with the web’s ubiquity, these techniques can enable decentralized, collaborative JavaScript apps without a central server.
We’ll ditch the CS degree and dissect a smattering of distributed editing algorithms in our quest for the perfect sequence CRDT.
Recorded at Charlottesville's JavaScript meetup.
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[@ambientgrey]

Seems to be the best entry talk to CRDTs out there.

[@Dus3826]

Awesome ! This talk was very informative and linked together many parts i losely understood. Love your real examples instead of abstract "a.b.c" with those super understandable graphics. Thank you!

[@josephlyons3393]

This talk was insanely good!

[@Eamonn500]

Learned a lot from this. thanks!

[@rishabhmalhotra1317]

What an amazing talk, thank you 💯

[@PhilippMeierGermany]

This talk is underrrated. Great Job!

[@DisfigurmentOfUs]

Great talk, I found it valuable. Thank you!

[@bangonkali]

Interesting talk. Thanks!

[@reubenkuhnert6870]

Phenomenal explanation

[@SigilWen]

this is an awesome talk

[@GloriousAssam]

Could've gone more into what you found from the research.., thanks for introducing a few libraries though!

[@JelleDeLoecker]

Great talk.
Great hair too.

[@venusontireddy6412]

how did you construct the 'sandwich' tree ?

[@henryvanderspuy3632]

CRDT experts?

[@marcosa2878]

would it kill you guys to add time-stamps to this video?