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This seems a lot like an eventually-consistent database. I think you could accomplish something similar with something like CouchDB or Firebase that provide con
by matlin 7y ago
This seems a lot like an eventually-consistent database. I think you could accomplish something similar with something like CouchDB or Firebase that provide conflict resolution between local and server state automatically. I'm wondering what the advantage is here?
- dnlgl 7y agoMy strong guess is that they have just reinvented a client component of an eventually consistent data store, and in this context the blogpost is actually embarrassing for them. I wonder if they will notice further problems and reinvent causal consistency and vector clocks next.
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