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In this special episode, together with Adam Wiggins and James Arthur, we’re excited to announce the first Sync Conf in San Francisco in November.
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James Arthur: x.com/thruflo / bsky.app/profile/thruflo
Adam Wiggins: x.com/_adamwiggins_ / adamwiggins.com
SyncConf
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The guest of this episode is Adam Fish, co-founder and CEO of Ditto, a end-to-end syncing platform with a focus on resilient connectivity. In this conversation Adam shares the origin story of Ditto, his prior related work on Realm and the hard networking problems that Ditto is solving.
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Adam Fish: X + GitHub
Realm
Ditto
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The guest of this episode is Tanner Linsley, creator of the TanStack ecosystem including projects such as React Query and TanStack Router. This episode will talk about the newest project, TanStack DB and explore the problems it’s trying to solve and how it works.
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Tanner Linsley: X + GitHub
TanStack
TanStack Query
TanStack DB
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The guest of this episode is Ben Holmes, a senior web developer and educator known for his whiteboard videos. After having spent most of his career building server-centric applications, Ben recently explored local-first software by building a simple sync engine which we talk through in-depth. 
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Ben Holmes: Website + X + YouTube + Bluesky + GitHub
Astro
Simple Sync Engine
Warp
Stop Building Databases by Carl Sverre
SQLSync
Graft
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This episode's guest is Sujay Jayakar, co-founder of Convex and early engineer at Dropbox. In this conversation, Sujay shares the story of how the sync engine powering Dropbox was initially built and later redesigned to address all sorts of distributed systems problems 
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Sujay Jayakar: X + GitHub + Bluesky + Linkedin
Convex
Dropbox
Tech Talk on Dropbox’s Architecture
Rewriting the heart of our sync engine
Testing sync at Dropbox
How Convex Works
A Map of Sync
An Object Sync Engine for Local-first Apps
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Thank you to Jazz for supporting the podcast.