It's finally out!! I had a really great time talking to @thdxr and @adamdotdev about @zero__ms, @replicache, and how I've come to spend most of my career working on sync. Learn the backstory of Rocicorp here: youtube.com/watch?v=yTVHv3C_…

The most annoying problem for Zero's launch was what bug tracker to use. GitHub is way too slow, and Linear doesn't have public bugs or permissions – both required for OSS projects. This was driving me nuts, until I realized the only possible solution… ⏩ (link in reply)

I wrote one using @replicache @supabase realtime shootmail.app/blog/local-fir…

I wrote about @replicache and moving pierre.co to a local-first architecture. It has been a faint glimmer of light in the currently very dark javascript ecosystem: docs.pierre.co/changelog/loc…

Teams that use @replicache, what other frontend technologies do you use with it? Any traditional frameworks like React?

I enjoyed SignalDB's query api but in terms of maturity and feature completeness it's hard to compete with @replicache

X is right. Being this fast needs a content warning.

Alright, finally looked into local-first web apps. I get it. This is the future.

We built this over our underlying infra, based on @replicache and Pusher. For the in-editor cursors, we use prosemirror yjs. We prefer keeping everything running on the same infra, although we'll probably lean onto Liveblocks for comments!

Beyond excited to share that Matt Wonlaw (aka @tantaman) has joined @rocicorp as our seventh partner. Matt is well-known in the local-first community for his work on vlcn.io and related projects, and I'm delighted he has chosen to join forces with us. We've all been working together now for several months, and I cannot wait to share the results. Let's just say that they will be _materializing_ very soon.

Been playing around with @tursodatabase and managed to adapt @SST_dev console's code so it creates a database per workspace and syncs everything nicely with @replicache 🤩 It's a bit hacky at the moment, but it works...

Rails is wonderful in so many ways, but damn is it slow on the frontend. The best performing rails app I’ve used is content site dev(dot)to. They did so many cool performance hacks to make it snappy: youtu.be/Afy7H04X9Us?si=5HKq… Regardless I’m all ⚡️ @replicache now

In response to user feedback, we recently did a big iteration of the "strategies" section of the @replicache docs: doc.replicache.dev/strategie…

Poke.

@nestframework the real and only ts backend framework and @replicache for building realtime sync apps

Use @replicache. cc: @aboodman

Watch this @localfirstfm podcast with @aboodman ( @replicache ) about #localfirst stuff, storing data in browsers and more. It goes deep into the history and problems of client side storage. youtube.com/watch?v=cgTIsTWo…

Just signed up to @basehub_ai and have been wondering how they made the app feel so smooth. It turns out they use Next.js App Router, but it's not RSC that makes it fast—it's the @replicache integration.

Around 1 year ago we hit scaling limits and got the first users complaining about longer load times at Productlane. We rebuilt the entire codebase around @replicache and haven't looked back ever since 🙌