braden-lk

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   by braden-lk 4y ago

   This is the article that convinced me to build LegendKeeper on top of CRDTs/yjs. :) It comes with a unique set of challenges, but it’s helped me make a more user friendly, performant product. Plus local-first tech like CRDTs tend to ge
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   by braden-lk 5y ago

   LK is a system-agnostic atlas + wiki + whiteboard; we're trying not to encode system-specific stuff, at least not yet. I'd like to implement a plugin system so that we could introduce functions specifically aimed towards 5e, Pathf
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   by braden-lk 5y ago

   I've been following yjs for a while. I've been really inspired by dmonad's progress, and I can be a bit of a performance junkie. Yjs's benchmarks were really impressive, and ultimately it was Kevin's blog post that
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   by braden-lk 5y ago

   So one of my goals to start with was data autonomy. Campaign-planning and worldbuilding is really personal, so I wanted to find a way for users to feel in control of their data, while still having robust online features. Implementing a hybr
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   by braden-lk 5y ago

   Hey HN! A few years ago I got into D&D by GMing for a group of friends, but found even our casual game generated tons of lore. I looked around for software to help me organize, but didn’t find anything I liked. I decided to make my own,
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   Show HN: LegendKeeper, collaborative maps and notes for game-masters(legendkeeper.com)

   7 points by braden-lk 5y ago|8 comments