After two years of work, the day finally arrived. DocNode is live 🚀
Conflict-free collaborative documents powered by OT. Try it out and, if you enjoy it, drop a star on the repo 🫶
React Compiler: Rust edition is coming soon. We've ported the majority of the passes using AI. When the initial port finishes we'll do some updates to get the code in a state we're happy to maintain, then extensive testing and look at performance. More to come soon
Hierarchical tagging, coming in @payloadcms v4. An easier way to access and categorize your documents.
Also sneak peek at some of the new ui changes... still wip, but coming along nicely.
And yeah, folders work very similarly.
I stopped working on more than two things at once, and my productivity improved.
Now I’m trying to use AI to finish my tasks faster (and better), not to parallelize them.
@colmtuite A comparison chart from https://t.co/VgdgMd2qP4
If you're referring to pseudomorphism, it's the animation where things move on drag instead of showing a blue line.
+1 month. Incredibly frustrating, especially since it's the SaaS I pay the most for. @AnthropicAI, if you're not going to reply to messages, at least remove the chat support.
wa-sqlite now supports concurrent readers + a writer in Chromium, unlocking some massive performance gains for certain situations.
How does this work?
OPFSWriteAheadVFS avoids direct writes to the main database file during normal transactions. Instead, a writer records changed pages in separate log files first. That means readers can keep using a stable view of main DB plus any already-known newer pages, instead of fighting writers over the same file state.