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No worries, good question :) For one, conflict merging sounds like it could be a nightmare with that approach. Like imagine you have 10 people working on a doc
by j-berman 6y ago
No worries, good question :)
For one, conflict merging sounds like it could be a nightmare with that approach. Like imagine you have 10 people working on a doc at the same time, and they each have different versions. Hush Docs takes care of keeping a doc in sync out of the box.
For two, real-time collaboration isn't possible with that approach.
For three, it's end-to-end encrypted if you care about that sorta thing.
Also just a note, comments and change tracking could be implemented pretty easily if there's interest. I spent like a week and a half on this, it's pretty barebones.