Re:Jazz – Apps with Distributed State
by theanzelm on Tuesday October 08, 2024 @06:45AM
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- Jazz is built with granular syncing in mind. CoValues are meant to be small (think one level of a JSON tree) and then reference each other. You only resolve references and sync as far down as you need / in lists you can do pagination.
- CoValues can reference CoValues that belong to a different group and thus have different permissions. In your example the title would need to live in its own CoValue and group compared to the content, which is a tiny bit more setup, but totally viable
- no resources for data modelling yet, but the guide + example apps should give you a very good idea. If you have any questions, please ask on Discord! https://discord.gg/sesjU2W5
- deletion is typically soft-deletion with tombstones. Total erasure of entire CoValues is coming soon but should only be needed in compliance situations (such as GDPR)
- CoValues can reference CoValues that belong to a different group and thus have different permissions. In your example the title would need to live in its own CoValue and group compared to the content, which is a tiny bit more setup, but totally viable
- no resources for data modelling yet, but the guide + example apps should give you a very good idea. If you have any questions, please ask on Discord! https://discord.gg/sesjU2W5
- deletion is typically soft-deletion with tombstones. Total erasure of entire CoValues is coming soon but should only be needed in compliance situations (such as GDPR)