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Researcher explores malleable software and AI, with a PhD from MIT and work at Ink & Switch.
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big day! You should check out Livestore, new open source sync engine. Johannes started working on this years ago when we were exploring new SQLite bas...

2025-05-28 02:32:51

big day! You should check out Livestore, new open source sync engine.

Johannes started working on this years ago when we were exploring new SQLite based architectures together on the Riffle project.

Since then, it’s been incredible to see him run full speed ahead with those ideas and bring them to fruition in an open source project.

IMO the two coolest parts in his new library are 1) commitment to the event sourcing philosophy - building around domain events as source of truth, 2) insanely good dev tools - the dream of a single store for all your state pairs well with observability.



Johannes Schickling: After 4 years of work, I'm incredibly excited to introduce LiveStore, the next-gen data layer I'm building for Overtone.

It's based on reactive SQLite and has a built-in sync engine. Give it a try - would love your feedback!

the future is arriving fast! great examples of personal malleable software replacing industrially mass-produced applications.

2025-05-23 09:40:34

the future is arriving fast! great examples of personal malleable software replacing industrially mass-produced applications.



jasmine sun: I'm in @WSJ today writing about vibe-coding and home-cooked apps :)

excited about shifting to world where software is something we each create, not just consume