Speaker: Martin Kleppmann, University of Cambridge, Inc & SwitchWe have come a long way since my colleagues and I published the local-first essay five years...
Speaker: Martin Kleppmann, University of Cambridge, Inc & Switch
We have come a long way since my colleagues and I published the local-first essay five years ago. In this talk I’ll review where the local-first idea came from, where we are now, and what I hope the local-first community can work towards in the future.
A general protocol standard just for sync would be nice. But then there is the problem of getting all big players on board. There are open protocols like syncthing and seafile use but not compatible with eachother.
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A general protocol standard just for sync would be nice. But then there is the problem of getting all big players on board. There are open protocols like syncthing and seafile use but not compatible with eachother.