Re: Introduction

Hi!

I'm Michiel de Jong, I have been working on Unhosted
<https://www.w3.org/community/unhosted/> and Solid
<https://www.w3.org/community/solid/> over the years,
and have always been very interested in combining personal data stores with
local-first.

Cheers,
Michiel.

On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 at 21:29, elf Pavlik <elf-pavlik@hackers4peace.net>
wrote:

> Hello bergi,
>
> Thank you for introducing yourself and your work on
> rdf-dataset-changelog.
>
> BTW everyone, please feel invited to self-introduce and share some
> information
> on CRDT-related work you are currently doing or are planning to do!
>
> >> A few years ago, I
> >> created the rdf-dataset-changelog[1] package for a PoC of a
> >> distributed dataset using the Raft consensus algorithm[2] to store
> >> deployment information of JS and Wasm applications for my local IoT
> >> setup. It's like a small-scale Kubernetes cluster. With
> >> rdf-dataset-changelog, I also had the first building block for CRDT,
> >> so I gave it a try in a very basic PoC. While I don't have a
> >> concrete use case at the moment.
>
> Looking at the information at https://crdt.tech/
> Raft, to my understanding, falls under Strongly consistent replication,
> while CRDT uses Optimistic replication, which enables local-first (aka
> offline-first).
>
> You mention the first building block for CRDT in rdf-dataset-changelog,
> could you please share more details about that?
>
> BTW I know that LDO, which is also based on RDF/JS, also has a basic
> implementation
> of TransactionalDatasets https://ldo.js.org/api/ldo/transactions/
> I wonder if you have seen it and if you have, what similarities the LDO
> approach and your
> approach in rdf-dataset-changelog have.
>
> Best regards,
> elf Pavlik
>
>