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I understand the difference. However, the local mini-mongo is acting a local-state and the JSON/JS all the way is solving the marshalling/ORM issue. I understa
by aogaili 5y ago
I understand the difference.
However, the local mini-mongo is acting a local-state and the JSON/JS all the way is solving the marshalling/ORM issue. I understand it is a centralized way of dealing with this, however, it was operating on the same problem space. Furthermore, automerge can be used as the server, which bring it closer to what Meteor did. I was hinting at the overlap in the problem space, but I should have phrased it better. Anyway, I'm keep to try automerge.
- jpgvm 5y agoYou can't just use automerge on the server, it must be used on the client and additionally on the server (or a more cut down version that just replicates deltas between peers). If you are going to try out automerge you should also take a look at y.js and diamond-types.
- aogaili 5y agoYes, I get that part. I'll take a look at y.js and diamond-types, thank you!