126: James Long - Building Distributed Local-First JavaScript Applications

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126: James Long - Building Distributed Local-First JavaScript Applications

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Oct 23, 2019

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In this episode, Adam talks to James Long (creator of Prettier) about building Actual, a local-first Electron application with no central database that syncs data peer-to-peer.

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Oct 23, 2019

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