My goal is to make zeron the fastest gpt wrapper ft Zero

I originally shied away from Zero by Rocicorp due to needing docker and Postgres, but with this it seems quite easy to setup. But I do want to try Convex though. Which to choose…

Wim Cools we just did "this" using Rocicorp's zero sync. After a few "patches" to the default behaviour, I'm quite impressed with its speed and reliability.

i think this is a better show case of Zero one step closer to making zeron the fastest gpt wrapper video is realtime and on production

the selling point of Zero is not just that the user doesn't have to wait for stuff (free optimistic updates) but a whole category of branching logic mostly disappears from your codebase (`isLoading`)

But mostly the not waiting.

In SF? Interested in Zero? Come meet the team and see some new features this Thursday! Sign up quickly because space is absurdly limited (we're doing this in a living room 😂). luma.com/9o2bflcl

Built a tiny Tennis Score Counter to explore Zero. Instant UI updates across tabs/devices with optimistic writes. 🎾⚡️ (React + Postgres via zero-cache)

New in Zero! Zero 0.23 adds the long-awaited "custom queries" (now called "synced queries") feature. This enables custom server code on the read path. But more importantly, it deletes Zero's auth and permissions systems entirely. Also, first-class RN. zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/release-n…

I haven't been able to stop thinking about Zero, I feel like this takes away a majority of tech complexity for most apps and shifts it all to design + value

While building out the project management portion of astracollab.app, I came across zero.rocicorp.dev a sync engine which will make the live collaboration piece easier to set up.

🎃 🎃 Zero 0.24 is out! Featuring: * Faster `whereExists()` via "join flipping" * Simpler cookie-based auth * Preview support * Query analyzer built into inspector * Faster SQLite * New full-stack Cloudflare demo ... and a *ton* more. Details at: zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/release-n…

Tanner Linsley TANSTACK im now using Svelte, sveltekit and Zero and it just works

Got Zero set up in less than a day. Love how it works out the box with clerk and prisma. This also means I can keep everything in house instead of using something like liveblocks.io

trying to get multi-session multi-org auth for Zero just right the only annoying thing is that the reconnection is too fast for the loading skeleton to make sense 🙃

Fatih Arslan I think we should just move away from magic as it doesn’t capture everything. I’m ok with super-simple abstractions, even ones that may not work “in production” but make development way faster. They can be somewhat magical. But even Rails doesn’t change the semantics of Ruby

Sync engines enable instantly responsive UI. But the tradeoff is usually slow startup because all data must be pre-loaded. Zero's query-driven sync enables precise control over when data syncs. To demonstrate, we scaled our "zbugs" demo up to 2.5M rows. Introducing Gigabugs: