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Jamsocket
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Like lambda, but for WebSocket.
- When visualizing massive datasets, you hit the limits of WebGL. We built a way to seamlessly migrate a local visualization to a more powerful remote GPU, without leaving the browser. Preview the docs at canvas.stream, and reach out if you have a use case.
00:00 - New demo: running Blender on a remote server and serving it into a browser over WebRTC. This is our first demo using server-side GPUs.
00:00 - We’re open sourcing y-sweet, a standalone Yjs CRDT server written in Rust. The core idea of y-sweet is that documents are files, not database entries. It uses a session backend model to store files directly on S3-compatible storage (including R2).
- New from us: You might not need a CRDT. driftingin.space/posts/you-migh…
- Announcing DriftDB: a WebSocket backend for state synchronization driftingin.space/posts/driftdb
- Today we’re excited to announce that we’ve raised $2.5mm to build infrastructure for ambitious browser-based applications. driftingin.space/posts/seed-fun…
- New Browsertech Digest: Cloudflare's Durable Multiplayer Moat digest.browsertech.com/archive/browse…
- Giving an LLM a code sandbox massively increases its capabilities, but managing VM lifecycles is a pain. Introducing foreverVM, a Python REPL-as-a-service. Under the hood, we swap between memory and durable storage. To you (and your agent) it acts like an always-on REPL.
00:00 - Our new site is live! It's not only a visual refresh, but a new approach to how we explain session backends and how they fit into your application.
00:00 - We’re excited to announce that Drifting in Space has raised funding from @ycombinator! We’ll use this account to talk about what we (@paulgb and @taylorbaldwin) are building, like this post on session-lived backends and why they matter. driftingin.space/posts/session-…
- Building a house with the Drifting team in our new multiplayer voxel editor demo. Made with Three.js, r3f, Yjs, and y-sweet. demos.y-sweet.dev/voxels
00:00 - We’ve open-sourced the infrastructure that powers Jamsocket. Introducing Plane. driftingin.space/posts/plane
- New y-sweet demo: tree CRDT with reparenting. We implemented Evan Wallace’s Mutable Tree Hierarchy on top of Yjs madebyevan.com/algos/crdt-mut… demos.y-sweet.dev/tree-crdt
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