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If you're interested in this stuff, you might also like Raph Levien's writing on it: - https://medium.com/@raphlinus/towards-a-unified-theory-of-operational-tr
by zellyn 8y ago
If you're interested in this stuff, you might also like Raph Levien's writing on it:
- https://medium.com/@raphlinus/towards-a-unified-theory-of-operational-transformation-and-crdt-70485876f72f https://medium.com/@raphlinus/towards-a-unified-theory-of-op...
- https://github.com/xi-editor/xi-editor/blob/e8065a3993b80af0aadbca0e50602125d60e4e38/doc/crdt-details.md https://github.com/xi-editor/xi-editor/blob/e8065a3993b80af0...
- raphlinus 8y agoThanks! I think a unification of OT and CRDT is a very promising space, both for practical implementation and for deeper academic understanding. To be honest, I only skimmed the posted paper, but it didn't grab my attention. It's very difficult these days for me to motivate spending time in this space.
- shunza 8y agoTTF is a CRDT-like approach. They both maintain an extra data structure including tombstones. And TTF-operations are only applied on the designed data structure. To be applied on the document visible to users, TTF-operations need to be translated like CRDT. Your solution is to combine GOTO with TTF. Actually, it is a combination of OT and CRDT.