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Introducing xorma ๐ A reactive in-memory database for building complex frontend apps like video editors, design tools, and games. I first conceived of it in 2022 while setting out to build diode and Iโve used it in basically every project since. So here it is as a proper npm package.
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Fun lil nugget - i added a global copy button so you can easily copy the entire docs as mdx and then paste into your fav llm

I just launched an all-in-one template for cross-platform development, based on the stack I use myself everyday. Expo, NextJS, TypeScript, Tailwind, Firebase, AppsFlyer, Authentication, Analytics, In-App Purchases, Stripe and a lot more, setup by default.

put markdown docs in /llm.txt so its easier for people to follow

Ohhh, interesting! I added a copy button to copy mdx, but didnโt realize there was already a standard for this. Will do๐

๐ Holy tech heaven! While investors are throwing $100M at me to start an AI company, I'm geeking out over THIS. I'm not an entrepreneur - I'm an engineer, and I'm LOVING it. Wow, absolutely brilliant! Major props! ๐๐ฅ

โค๏ธ hehe welll... if you accept 100mil in funding then i will accept donations proportionate to the amount that this tool helps you build your startup

Very interesting! Curious to try it out ๐งจ

Looks really useful! Can it be synced to a db (firestore for instance) such that states always match?

Havenโt really tried realtime multiplayer or anything, but with the diff/patch utils, multiple users can generally make changes to the same project from different devices simultaneously without stepping on each others toes and overwriting each others changes. Thereโs a bunch of patterns I havenโt had time to play around with as much as Iโd like. Running a centralized store instance on a server and using it to receive/dispatch patches is one of those patterns. Been working with python backends for the last couple years so havenโt gotten to experiment with server side store instances sadly.

oh snap

Interesting, gotta take a look. Cool docs site โจ
