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Wow, just wow. @localfirstconf was a big success—I'm still reeling from the experience. A few takeaways: We had several demos of **super-fast UIs**. Each one was strangely shocking: we’re used to “fast” in non-game software meaning <200ms. @overtone, zerosync.dev, and of course Linear.app do paints on the next frame (at 60fps that’s <16ms). I can’t wait for a future where we can expect this from more software. 1/ Diffs for writing! Our latest from the Patchwork lab notebook: https://www.inkandswitch.com/patchwork/notebook/04/ Four years of my life, $2M invested, thousands of customers, and a product+team+brand I couldn't be prouder of. A retrospective on my time building Muse: https://adamwiggins.com/muse-retrospective
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@adamwiggins thanks for the write up. I found muse late in the timeline but really loved the work you were doing.  @adamwiggins thanks. This was really interesting to read. I really like what Ink & Switch does and Muse sounds great.  @adamwiggins Thanks for the post, lots of good lessons in there. ✊ you do excellent work  @adamwiggins @adamwulf congratulations, and my condolences. Super impressive what you’ve been able to build. @adamwiggins @adamwulf One of my favorite thinking tools. You should be proud of the high quality of the product you shipped. I'm excited to see what you'll work on next! |
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@localfirstconf @overtone Seeing so many frameworks (Jazz, DXOS, PowerSync, ...) and end-user apps (Anytype, Goodnotes, Linear ...) describe their technical architectures made it clear there’s a lot of **convergence on core patterns**. In his opening talk, @martin suggested we might be ready for an IETF protocol standard for local-first sync in the next few years. I was skeptical at first but after seeing these similarities it feels within reach!
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