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This looks really professional, and I'm impressed. I like you can self-host as well; I'm not personally a fan of relying on the cloud or third-party services fo

This looks really professional, and I'm impressed. I like you can self-host as well; I'm not personally a fan of relying on the cloud or third-party services for things like personal task management (company task/project management is fine), which I think many on HN share. Self-hosting goes a long way to solving that. How did you build collaborative editing? I know it's a very complex thing to achieve. It uses the Sustainable Use License. I am not familiar with this though some googling shows several companies using it. Can you share what led you to choose it? Minor nitpick: your readme says "First, rename .env.example to .env." but I didn't see anything in the readme referring to "env".

KRAKRISMOTT 4y ago
> How did you build collaborative editing? I know it's a very complex thing to achieve. Tiptap is listed as dependency, so it is almost certainly using Y.js as the CRDT provider.
marconlp 4y ago
> How did you build collaborative editing? As KRAKRISMOTT said, I am using TipTap with their HocusPocus backend! > It uses the Sustainable Use License. I am not familiar with this though some googling shows several companies using it. Can you share what led you to choose it? I mainly choose that one because of the incident with AWS offering ElasticSearch as a Service without their approval I want something basically Opensource, where Individuals or Companies can use it freely for their own purpose BUT limtit companies from starting a competitor to Tablane Cloud from my own work. > Minor nitpick: your readme says "First, rename .env.example to .env." but I didn't see anything in the readme referring to "env". I forgot to add a .env.example file in the tablane-api repo. Going to fix that!