This is close: https://decentpatterns.com/library/
...but my general belief is that UI patterns need to evolve as (1) specific UIs before they become (2) general patterns, and we simply don't have enough good solutions yet to make a pattern library out of them.
Re:You might not need a CRDT
by tomhallett on Monday December 05, 2022 @06:44PM
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Very cool - thanks!
Context - a lot of the literature is about the backend algorithm. But that still leaves individual teams tripping over the frontend interaction design and usability.
Example of what I'm looking for - hex.tech has a video tutorial of their "Cell locking" feature, where the cell gets disabled and a "Mac Lockard has taken control of a cell you were editing" toast notification appears. [1]
1: https://hex.tech/blog/a-pragmatic-approach-to-live-collabora...
Background - most of the material is about the backend, which makes sense, but there's still a lot to
CRDTs and common patterns/tradeoffs you can present to users? For example, a "Don't make me think" to pair with Kleppmann's "CRDTs: The Hard Parts".