Really great to see the release of Microsoft's @FluidFramework fluidframework.com
It is a piece of tech and an approach that points in the same direction we're thinking about.
A short thread with some quotes from docs and explanation.
It is a piece of tech and an approach that points in the same direction we're thinking about.
A short thread with some quotes from docs and explanation.
https://twitter.com/migueldeicaza/status/1303516080275632133
@fluidframework "is a collection of client libraries for distributing and synchronizing shared state. These libraries allow multiple clients to simultaneously create and operate on shared data structures using coding patterns similar to those used to work with local data."
Focused on the Client developer: @fluidframework "works with your application framework of choice. Whether you prefer straight JavaScript or a framework like React, Angular, or Vue; Fluid Framework makes building collaborative experiences simple and flexible."
"Based on our two design principles of “Keep the Server Simple” and “Move Logic to the Client”, the majority of the Fluid codebase is focused on building Containers."
Very similar to our Web Native SDK approach, and why we sometimes use the term "hostless".
Very similar to our Web Native SDK approach, and why we sometimes use the term "hostless".
"Fluid abstracts the networking and backend layers so developers can focus on building an user experience by only thinking “local”. There isn’t a centralized canonical data truth to check against anymore, instead all connected users have the data locally" -- yes!
Definitely intrigued by this. We agree with a lot of the wording and approaches, have added these quotes to the forum talk.fission.codes/t/fluid-framew… -- and will be sharing more as we dig in and see other great posts.
Welcome, @FluidFramework!
Welcome, @FluidFramework!
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