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Very interesting, so nicely done both of you! Thanks

First. 😂 Interesting take, that CRDT are the easy part. Will focus on what to sync much more now.

one of my new favorite podcasts. i find the idea of "local-first" software fascinating

How is lifestore and riffle different from electric sql? I am looking to adopt electric sql and curious about this space.

Nice I can make a shorts in your podcast To increase your channel reach

Great episode! I'm currently also experimenting with local-first and electricSQL sounds like a good fit for me. Automerge felt a bit too "magical" due to its binary protocol.

The tinybase project seems like an interesting idea regarding a performant syncing DB close to the user interface. In fact I believe it's an in memory DB.

we in Hawaii here? Take me with you........

Excellent sharing!

Your questions are absolutely on point!! Amazing podcast🎉

Great podcast. Have followed Dax for a while, but first time seeing the host. The host really knows his stuff and he held the interview very well. Exciting topic too!

I'm glad I live in the same timeline as guys like you both, y'all rock, thank you so much for the knowledge shared! ❤

Man I really found this fascinating. I'm someone who cares about the little things, like as soon as I tried Linear for the first time, I was in love, but also slightly confused as to why I was so passionate about a Task tracking app 😅😂Really helps to have these ideas that lived unrealized in the back of my head, put into words. Wonderful job by both of you! This is especially pertinent because I'm building a project tracking web app for work, that sort of has a lot of overlap in terms of structure of the "patient tracking app" that Dax was talking about. Really gonna have to put some time into what optimizations we can make to start transitioning to some local first. I feel like a free "easy win" is optimistic updates since those are way easier to implement, vs an entire caching solution.

Love this conversation lots of interesting takes.

Dax wife and the terminals. Was my first thought when the video was recommended

Raad & Schickling sounds like a surfboard shop. Totally raaaad dude did you see my schickling on the half pipe?

Anyone who manages to get an in depth interview with Rasmus deserves a subscription! Looking forward to the rest of your content and upcoming episodes!

wow there is even a video version! would it be possible to show the video in spotify too? thanks for your work! love it!!!

I’m going to need to rewatch this a few times and take better notes. I’ve always learned so much from Rsms. The glove vs woredrobe point feels like a VERY big deal. It’ll take a while to fully internalize that lesson. Thanks for sharing this interview!

Rasmus, this was so inspiring. Thank you for sharing the vision for Playbit but also the bigger picture story for how it came to be. Johannes, thanks for providing the platform to hear these stories!

This was such a great interview. Super knowledgable host and guest which really makes for some magic!

Super fun and informative conversation - thanks Kyle!

I am so grateful for you doing these podcasts. Thanks for pushing for awareness of local-first. See you in Berlin!!

Absolute chad, this guy, and what an interesting project

It was interesting in particular to listen to the part about offline social networks. I'm actually working on something like that for a very specific niche, but it will be more just a cached online experience than a truly offline/local-first app. As such, the server will be the real source of truth (as well as the home of the html-producing logic) and I'll probably have to add some limitations on what can be done offline. Still, I look forward to seeing where this whole space goes and maybe a truly offline-first experience will be possible someday!

I think the volume might need a bit of gain

Another great episode! I want to learn in future episodes about the strategies to transform Cloud-based applications into Local-first progressively.

This is such a good talk, thank you!

18:00 - 19:00 is an amazing pitch for React Server Components

This series is fantastic. Thanks so much! Would be very cool if you could get the Rxdb dev on for an episode!

Thank you for kicking off this podcast! This is such an amazing addition to the local-first community!

As promised, here I am. Comments at the end 😂

31:15 yes, 100%. It's ALL I want to hear. I want to nerd out on how it was done all day

Great first episode. I'm here for more.