Published : Oct 26, 2022
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Understand more
Oct 2022
Adopt
Conflict-free replicated data type (CRDT) algorithms are proven to be able to automatically distribute and merge changes among peers without conflicts. But in practice, even for small enough data, these algorithms usually require a significant amount of memory to trace all the changes made by different peers, thus making them impractical. Yjs is a carefully optimized CRDT implementation that keeps memory consumption at a reasonable level for large data sets and millions of modifications. It also provides bindings for popular text editors, which greatly reduce the cost of building collaborative tools.
