Zero @zero__ms

iMessage meets desktop harness running on @Cloudflare + @thelinqapp + @zero__ms + @browser_use

@joodalooped @zero__ms is insane, been running it in production all year. I almost feel bad that it’s open source, the tech is on another level.

Another day, another Zero product launch. I don't think there a huge number of movie producers in my follows, but if there are - check out @saturation_io. Thank you @jensjacob24 for entrusting us with sync services for the relaunch.

saturation.io @saturation_io

a month ago

Introducing: Saturation 3.0. We've rebuilt the financial system behind production. Budgets, expenses, purchase orders, approvals, payments and cards in one place, on a foundation built for intelligence. Get early access 👉 saturation.io/v3

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Proud to be providing sync to Operate 2.0 with Zero. Looking forward to using the fastest CRM on the planet.

Alvish 🧙‍♂️ @alvishbaldha

a month ago

🌱 Introducing Operate 2.0 We’ve been rethinking what Operate should be and how it should work in this era. It’s a completely new direction, and we’re really excited about where it’s going. Here’s the first look at Focus Mode.

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Zero crossed 100k weekly installs last week. Out of curiosity, I checked how our pace compares to some other projects I respect. Was surprised to find we're beating Supabase's pace by over a year (!! - as measured by time from public launch). Now of course it's hard to compare these numbers for much. This is npm installs which is notoriously noisy. It's more of a coarse proxy for usage than anything else. And the world has changed a lot in the meantime - AI means usage of all kinds is up. The whole world is just turning the crank faster. I think the key takeaway here is that infrastructure takes time. Today Supabase is an 800lb Gorilla and Convex is coming up fast. It's easy to forget the *years* of investment that it took to get there.

Really proud to be a part of this product. Take a click around the UI (with the sound on!!) – it is an absolute delight, and insanely fast thanks to @zero__ms. Shades of early Slack and Heroku.

Tines @tines_hq

2 months ago

Today, we launch Tines 3B. It gives teams the power to build with AI, and IT and security the control to run and govern that work safely across the business. AI code sprawl is threatening to overwhelm organizations. Tines 3B is already helping customers get ahead of it.

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fire. assuming ur using tanstack query. if you ever want to go a step further, id recommend storing data in indexed db to avoid network requests for mutations and queries. shouldnt need a network request everytime a user fetching the same data. Look into @zero__ms . this is what we used for cobalt. heres a demo. and code is opensource. x.com/SriketK/status…

Sriket Komali @SriketK

3 months ago

yo g we met at ship and we talked about sync engines. heres an example of sync engine implementation with fast page load. @rauchg

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1️⃣ 8️⃣ Zero 1.8 available on NPM - New OTEL metrics for deeper perf insights - Request-header forwarding for mutate/query endpoints - 1.5x faster replication of large PG transactions - Improved perf of maintaining `limit()` queries - Lots of bug fixes - No breaking changes This has been running on Cloud Zero for two weeks. We recommend upgrading at your earliest convenience. Complete release notes here: zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/release-n…

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We at @tines_hq have been using @zero__ms to power a big new product we’re launching soon. Zero has become one of my favorite ever abstractions for building software, alongside React – proud to endorse it!

👀. Been a fan of this team forever. Very proud to be working together.

1️⃣ 7️⃣ **Zero 1.7 available on NPM** - Large perf gains for `exists` queries and replication throughput - Immutable query result updates (`React.memo` and others now work with `useQuery`) - Improved correctness for LIKE/ILIKE across the client, ZQLite, and Postgres - Many bug fixes - No breaking changes This has been running on Cloud Zero for a week and a half. We recommend upgrading at your earliest convenience. Complete release notes here: zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/release-n…

So @chadburggraf, the guy behind this also created @assetbots - one of the first @replicache implementations. What's the word for when a founder creates something on your infra, gets acquired, starts something new, and uses your new infra?

@odysseus0z @instant_db @ElectricSQL We use @zero__ms for @astracollab and all of our users love it!

Nice X handle, @ano__chat. A new member of team double-underscore.

Aaron Boodman @aboodman

4 months ago

Detailed post from the @ano__chat team on why they chose Zero: ano.chat/blog/why-we-bu….

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@aboodman We love Zero!

Cloud Zero is now available and production-ready: fully managed Zero hosting from the team that built it. - no severs to deploy or maintain - 24/7 monitoring - automatic zero-downtime updates - optional bring-your-own-cloud deployment - migration help for existing self-hosted setups zero.rocicorp.dev/cloud

Aaron Boodman @aboodman

5 months ago

When we started Zero, we weren’t even sure there _was_ a correct design for the kind of query-based sync engine we dreamed of. We spent two years finding that design, then hardening it for production use. We always imagined a hosted version too, because (a) running a sync server

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1️⃣ 4️⃣ Zero 1.4 available on NPM * New, improved command-line query analyzer * "Shadow sync" - Periodic full reset in background for disaster recovery reasons * 7x faster client-side index creation, will show up in app that sync larger datasets (especially react native) * 2x faster backfills * Various optimizations to query hydration and updates adding up to ~50% improvement in some queries * ~20 misc bug fixes * A cute little ad for Cloud Zero in zero-cache-dev (you can disable it (but why??)) No breaking changes. Already live on Cloud Zero. We recommend you update at earliest convenience. Complete release notes here: zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/release-n…

Productlane was one of our very first Replicache customers. As their top users started pushing hundreds of MB in a single workspace, they started hitting its limits. We built @zero__ms for exactly this problem. It lets you intuitively control what syncs and when, balancing startup vs interaction speed. Now @productlane is fast again, even for the biggest customers. Great writeup on rebuilding the engine mid-flight ⬇️

Raphael Fleckenstein @fleckensteyn

5 months ago

Last year, Productlane turned painfully slow for customers with huge workspaces. So we made a plan to not only quick-fix the problem, but implement a proper sync engine and make Productlane the fastest customer support tool on the market. It took us almost 6 months as it meant

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Last year, Productlane turned painfully slow for customers with huge workspaces. So we made a plan to not only quick-fix the problem, but implement a proper sync engine and make Productlane the fastest customer support tool on the market. It took us almost 6 months as it meant rebuilding the entire backend, but it was really worth it. We moved from Replicache to @zero__ms, a new kind of sync engine built by @aboodman and team, who helped hands-on in our codebase. Today Productlane is instant, even for our largest customers. It's the reason why we're growing really well and more and more customers are using and loving our product. We wrote an article about how we made this transition: productlane.com/blog/zero-migr…

@zero__ms is so good. Permissions changed (manually in the db) and the change immediately shows up in the UI.